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Delhi Parks 10°C Cooler, But 8 out of 10 parks Lack Water, Gates Shut in Heat
Delhi, 12 July, 2025: A recent audit of 50 parks across Delhi has revealed stark contrasts in surface temperatures – with shaded green areas being up to 20°C cooler in…
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8 out of 10 Indian support taxing oil and gas corporations to pay for climate damages, global survey finds
New Delhi, 19 June 2025 – A global survey shows a strong support for holding fossil fuel companies accountable for environmental damage. 80% Indian respondents believe the fossil fuel corporations…
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South Asia celebrates World Ocean Day in solidarity with impacted communities from the Kerala shipwreck disaster
8th June, 2025. Greenpeace India marked World Oceans Day 2025 with a powerful celebration at Chandrabhaga Beach in Konark, Odisha, where stunning sand art featuring a majestic turtle took centre…
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Delhi’s Informal Workers Join Hands with IMD to Strengthen Heatwave Warning Services.
n a landmark initiative aimed at making weather forecasting more inclusive and accessible, vendor networks across Delhi and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and collaborative joined hands to ensure heatwave…
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Worker groups demand polluters pay for lost income, amid deadly South Asia heatwave
New Delhi, 01 May 2025 – As a life-threatening heat wave unravels in South Asia, more than 10 groups representing at lakhs of workers across Indian, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and…
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Metro Now Costs More Than a Meal for Many! Bengaluru Metro Protest Demands Reversal of Fares
Bengaluru, India. 9th March 2025 – A month after the metro hike on 9th February, Commuters and citizens in Bengaluru came together inside the city’s metro today, calling for an…
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Citizen Groups Urge 16th Finance Commission to Prioritize Climate Adaptation
New Delhi, February 18, 2025: In response to the sixteenth Finance Commission, headed by Arvind Panagariya, inviting public suggestions on its mandate set for it by the Central Government, a…
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Pre-Budget Push: Greenpeace India Proposes Climate Tickets in New Urban Mobility Draft Policy
New Delhi – 22 January 2025
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Bengaluru’s Air Quality Woes: Over 80% of Days Hit High NO₂ Pollution at City Railway Station
Air quality in India, especially in its major cities, poses a significant public health concern. While particulate matter pollution often takes the spotlight, air can also be polluted by other…
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A unique exhibition in Bengaluru explores the gender, caste and class dimensions of the climate crisis
Bengaluru, Nov 17, 2024 – A unique exhibition in Bengaluru is exploring the intersectionalities between climate, gender, class and caste through an immersive museum. As the world witnesses global leaders…