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Greenpeace volunteers install ‘Tree of Life’ outside CPCB office
Greenpeace volunteers install ‘Tree of Life’ outside CPCB demanding revision in air quality standards
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An Open Letter to CPCB
Greenpeace India and its supporters submit an open letter to CPCB for revision of air quality guidelines
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Palike must protect and expand the Bus Priority Lanes: Greenpeace India
Greenpeace India activists today created paintings on the outer ring road, with a clear message to “Protect the Bus Lane”, demanding protection and expansion of Bus Priority Lanes in Bengaluru city.
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New Delhi most polluted capital city in the World, says IQAIR latest report
This 2021 World Air Quality Report presents an overview of the state of global air quality in 2021. The report is based on PM2.5 air quality data from 6,475 cities…
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New Delhi most polluted capital city in the World, says IQAIR latest report
New Delhi: The 2021 World Air Quality Report for the fourth consecutive year finds New Delhi as the most polluted capital city (and fourth most polluted city) in the World…
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The Women of Greenpeace India
Women constitute a large percentage of the communities highly dependent on natural resources. As the climate crisis deepens, women will be disproportionately affected by the impacts due to social, cultural…
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IT’S TIME FOR A CYCLE REVOLUTION!
On February 27, 2022 Greenpeace India conducted a projection action on the Kempegowda tower at the busy Corporation Circle junction in Bengaluru. Lakhs of motorists pass by the busy junction…
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IPCC report is a moment to redefine climate politics, says Greenpeace India
New Delhi, 28 February: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its Working Group II report, has presented the most elaborate scientific assessment of climate impacts until now. While the…
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5 things you need know about the new IPCC WG2 report
The world’s leading climate scientists just released their latest massive assessment on the impacts of climate change and how and to what extent those impacts can be adapted to.
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Look up! Another warning by IPCC climate scientists is heading our way
On 28 February, the second of four parts of the latest IPCC assessment will be published. The report will pick up right where the previous one left off: focusing on the impacts of the climate crisis on humanity, our homes, livelihoods and the ecosystems we depend on.
