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Bustling Through The City
This report brings together the key insights from the public bus users in Delhi- about the experiences and challenges they are facing while commuting in the city. The insights indicate…
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Witness 3.21
As India began to open up once again, we took the opportunity to get our feet on the ground. Learn how we are upping the standards for India’s cities and spreading sustainable farming.
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COP26: What real climate action would look like
As the work gets ready to witness climate negotiations at CoP26, here is our take on what is at stake and what can be expected out of global leaders. This…
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WHO strengthens air quality guidelines: Greenpeace response
22 September, 2021 – Today the World Health Organization (WHO) updated its air quality guidelines for the first time in 15 years. In 2020, air pollution in most of the…
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World bee day – Observing the decline of native bees
Many of you reading this would have thought of bees as pesky insects at some point in time. You would have been bothered by the formation of beehives in your highrise building in cities.
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CIRCLES OF SOLIDARITY 2.0
One of our first responsive works in this crisis, Circles of Solidarity 2.0, is focussed on low-income families, lactating mothers and Covid-19 positive patients.
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Plastic Kills. It’s Time To Take Some Action!
Less than 10% of all the plastics produced since the 1950s has actually been recycled..
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1800 deaths per million estimated due to PM2.5 air pollution in Delhi, reveals a new finding by Greenpeace and IQAir
According to a Greenpeace Southeast Asia analysis of IQAir data from a live Cost Estimator [1] [2] and uses live air quality data collected
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Witness 4.20
The pandemic has given us an opportunity to build back better and the Urban Mobility campaign leads the way towards a better future. Read about our new campaign and more.
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Why India’s E-waste Should Worry Us
October 14th is International E-waste Day. In the last five years the world has witnessed a staggering 21% rise in e-waste generation. India is the third largest producer of e-waste globally with China and US topping the list.
