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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!
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A Letter to the Ministry of Earth Sciences: Support the Global Ocean Treaty!
Letter to Minister of State (I/C), Ministry of Science & Technology, Ministry of Earth Sciences,
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An Open Letter to the Central Pollution Control Board – We are back!
To,Dr Prashant GargavaMember SecretaryCentral Pollution Control Board
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World Fisheries Day: Drowning under climate impacts, fisherfolk need equitable solutions
At COP27 in Egypt, as world leaders met to discuss their collective climate goals, much was spoken about loss and damage, which is one of the guiding principles in UNFCCC…
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Kerala fishing communities unfurl their COP27 message – #UnitedForClimateJustice
COP27 is set to be held from 6th to 18th November in Egypt as countries come together to discuss their collective climate goals. As a response to COP27 and the…
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An Open Letter On Bangalore Floods
To the CM of Karnataka: It has been over 20 days since unprecedented rains and floods ravaged parts of Bengaluru displacing citizens and causing damages worth hundreds of crores. Here are our key demands to make Bengaluru a climate-resilient city that is sensitive to its natural ecosystems and rooted in inclusion and sustainability.
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Greenpeace report highlights inequity in vulnerable groups’ exposure to air pollution and access to air quality data.
Delhi, India – A report published by Greenpeace India today reveals that even though air pollution is a universal health problem that affects everyone on this planet, the risks are…
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Different Air Under One Sky: The Inequity Of Air Pollution
Air pollution is the largest environmental risk factor for human health, causing ill health and millions of premature deaths each year worldwide. However, the negative impacts of air pollution are…
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What does improved air quality during lockdown tell us?
11th August, Bengaluru: Greenpeace India’s latest report Flexicity is a comparative study of air quality and mobility patterns before, during and after the COVID-19 Lockdowns(2020) in Bengaluru and their correlation…
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FLEXICITY: Does Flexible Work Improve Air Quality?
Studies have found that implementing flexible remote working options even for just a few days a week can reduce air pollutant levels by 10%. This is not surprising, given that motorized vehicles are one of the largest contributors to air pollution in cities.
