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  • Go organic, to improve Indian Economy

    Consultation on sustainable agro-economy and improving soil health was co-organised by Greenpeace India, Mahila Shramjeebee Mancha, Odisha, and Odisha Shramjeebee Mancha on Tuesday. The discussion aimed to sensitise stakeholders especially…

    Paras Yadav
  • Witness 3.19

    We released two key reports on SO2 and NO2 emissions that highlighted the dismal state of India’s air quality. This is a climate and health emergency that requires urgent action

    Mak Alam
  • Annual Report 2017-2018

    Annual report 2017-2018

    Greenpeace India
  • Witness 2.19

    Witness 2.19

    Before India’s 2019 elections, we made several recommendations to the government for policy changes that will help ensure renewable energy, clean air and sustainable agriculture for all.

    Mak Alam
  • Witness 1.19

    KUSUM is now a reality. The central government has heard our voices and has finally released allocated funds not just for KUSUM but also for Solar Rooftops.

    Mak Alam
  • Witness 4.18

    Bihar Yatra which has been a success for us, as our activists along with Greenpeace India farmers collective commenced on a 10-day march covering a distance of 1500 kms.

    Mak Alam
  • Witness 3.18

    After a sustained effort to push the solar rooftop campaigns, Greenpeace India is now working to make KUSUM a reality.

    Mak Alam
  • Witness 2.18

    While the world is struggling to tackle the problem of plastic India became the global host of World Environment Day with the theme of #BeatPlasticPollution.

    Greenpeace
  • Witness 1.18

    One year down the line, the air quality hasn’t improved much, despite efforts like ban on firecrackers, implementation of odd-even car policy and more. Meanwhile Greenpeace came out with Airpocalypse…

    Grace Saji
  • Annual Report 2016-2017

    Breathing change.

    Greenpeace India