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    Video: Winter is Coming, and so is SMOG!

    Deadly smog hits North India!

    Manjari Sharma •
    November 16, 2018
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    Breaking Renewable Energy myths

    There are two sides to every story; of a protagonist and an antagonist. In the real world, differentiating between the two is rather difficult. More often than not, market realities,…

    Arpita Bhagat •
    November 5, 2018
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    health, plastics

    Plastic Gut Feelings!

    Our much guarded food chain has long been breached by plastics, and hence, it did not come up as a surprise when a recent study co-designed by Kim, Seung-Kyu, Professor…

    Rahul Prasad •
    November 2, 2018
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    fossil fuels, health

    India at WHO Conference – A Mixed Bag of Hope & Disappointment: Greenpeace India

    New Delhi | 1st November 2018 | When India especially Delhi and other northern regions are battling with severe air pollution, India’s announcement of National Clean Air Programme by next…

    Madhulika Verma •
    November 1, 2018
    2 min read
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    sustainable agriculture, fossil fuels

    Stubble Burning and Neo-liberal absurdity

    Mandeep, 23, completed his graduation in political science from Punjab University in 2015 before he became regular assistant to his farmer father. His father Murari Choudhary owns 10 acre of…

    Rohin Kumar •
    October 31, 2018
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    fossil fuels, health

    One in 10 Deaths in Children Under Five Years of Age Due to Air Pollution: WHO

    While a WHO study re-emphasises the need for stronger actions to achieve breathable air, another Greenpeace report points out that India has some of the world’s biggest NO2 emissions hotspots,…

    Madhulika Verma •
    October 29, 2018
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    sustainable agriculture, fossil fuels

    The other side of stubble burning

    I love food and I love cooking for others. Moments when I am appreciated for my dishes are the most beautiful and satisfying for me. My wife always says “people…

    Ishteyaque Ahmed •
    October 22, 2018
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    renewables

    Digital Art in the Times of Digital Activism

    Activism has long been a beloved muse of art; Art, an activist’s historical means to express their fears of a dystopia or their vision of the dream. Artist-activists (Artivists) have…

    Saagnik Paul •
    October 17, 2018
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    renewables

    How Net Metered Solar Pumps will bring Farmer Shakti

    In simple words, net metering means being able to send back electricity to the electricity boards that the consumer isn’t using. When solar pumps are net metered, they keep a…

    Pujarini Sen •
    October 16, 2018
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    sustainable agriculture, health

    Recognizing the Labour On National Women Farmer’s Day

    As India officially observes its second “Women Farmer’s Day”, it’s an opportune time to ask if the bureaucratic structure has developed an understanding on feminization of agriculture? For the last…

    Rohin Kumar •
    October 15, 2018
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