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Letter to the CM of Delhi to publish the Heatwave Action Plan
Greenpeace India and Heatwave Action Coalition India are writing to the Chief Minister of Delhi with a serious health concern for Delhiites. Delhi is inching towards a scorching summer, after…
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Letter to the Delhi Transport Corporation for a Mobility Heatwave Action Plan
As the summer season is expected to bring higher than normal temperatures to most parts of India, Delhi is likely to experience a hot summer with a potential heatwave enveloping…
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Green Cities and Clean Food: Our Recommendations to Political Parties
Bangalore, April 13: Ahead of the state assembly elections in Karnataka, Greenpeace India submitted a collective 20 point recommendations to political parties on issues pertaining to sustainable cities and nutrition…
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10 Steps to Nutrition Diversity in Karnataka
Marking the International Year of Millets, many initiatives are being introduced by multiple government agencies. However, a lot more work is needed to tackle the larger challenges of production, distribution…
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10 Steps to Sustainable Mobility in Karnataka
Long lanes of traffic may have become synonymous with Bengaluru in recent years, with reports of cars ownership doubling in the past year. The upcoming elections in the State of…
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10 things to know about the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
We have all the tools we need for at least halving global emissions by 2030 and staving off a climate collapse.
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IPCC Sixth Climate Assessment – We must halve global emissions by 2030
We have the opportunity to transform the world and become sustainable, just and equitable. There is no time to lose!
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India’s Air quality is seven times worse than WHO guideline : IQAir World Air Quality Report 2022.
The 5th Annual World Air Quality Report released by IQAir reveals the abysmal state of India’s air quality. India has been ranked 8th in the list of countries with the…
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India the 8th Most Polluted Country Worldwide in 2022: IQAir
The 2022 World Air Quality Report presents an overview of the state of global air quality last year in 2022.
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A huge leap for ocean protection: The Global Ocean Treaty
It is clear, we must protect at least 30 percent of the world’s oceans by 2030!
