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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…
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Women Reclaim Public Spaces with Zero Fare ‘Pink Tickets’ yet Safety and Accessibility Gaps Remain, says Greenpeace Report.
October 29, 2024– Greenpeace India has released its latest report – Riding the Justice Route; Free Bus Travel as a Step Towards Gender- Just Public Transport in Delhi. This report…
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94% Women respondents demand Fare Free Public Bus Transport Ahead of Maharashtra Assembly polls- Greenpeace India Report.
September 27, 2024 – Greenpeace India has released its latest report “ Fare Free Future: Women’s Perspective on the Public Bus Transport in Mumbai” calling for fare-free, accessible, and efficient…
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Greenpeace India Welcomes India’s Leadership in signing the Historic UN Ocean Treaty
India, Bangladesh and the Maldives have taken historic steps for the protection of our oceans, with India signing the Global Ocean Treaty, (also known as the High Seas Treaty or…
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Greenpeace India Unveils Alarming PM 2.5 Levels in 10 Southern Cities, Raising Serious Health Alerts”
Bengaluru, September 6: A latest report by Greenpeace India,’Spare the Air-2’ flags serious health concerns as the average PM2.5 and PM10 levels soars in 10 major cities of Southern India…
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New Report by Greenpeace India and National Hawkers Federation Reveals Harsh Heatwave Toll on Street Vendors
New Delhi, 14 June – Greenpeace India, in collaboration with the National Hawkers Federation, have launched their latest report Heatwave Havoc: Investigating the Impact on Street Vendors.