Green Campus Movement
The idea of a green campus movement is deceptively simple. Creating a green educational campus not only makes a tangible environmental difference, it also educates those who are directly involved—the staff
Environment Education
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Make climate change a political issue, says environmental scribe
GUWAHATI, March 10
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Importance of environment protection stressed
DHUBRI, March 10
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Six SASA students invited to Finland under UNEP
Six students of the Sahibzada Ajit Singh Academy (SASA), Ropar, have been invited by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to Finland. The team will participate in a week-long conference at University of JOENSUU in Finland in the second week of April. The students are Ranjit Singh, Gurtej Singh, Harmandeep Singh, Gurkirat Singh, Ranjodh Singh and Gurveer Singh.
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Cycling through the heritage and history of Delhi
NEW DELHI: A heritage cycling ride was organised in the heart of the Capital by Delhi Cycling Club on Sunday. The event was supported by Open Planning Project and Institute for Transportation and Development Policy. The aim of the ride was to promote bicycle as a green, healthy and most sustainable mode of transport and help people learn about the heritage and history of Delhi. The journey
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Workshop on global warming
Solan: Emulating the theme of environment and global warming, a group of Swedish painters today organised an art workshop to create awareness among the people at the Victoria Continental Inn, near Dharmapur.
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Bengal offers first earth science course
The Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) in West Bengal is set to become the first such institute in the country to offer an integrated masters degree in earth science. There are five IISERs in the country, set up on the lines of the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore.
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Change begins at home: Dwarka societies lead the green show
New Delhi: Housing societies in Delhi are slowly but surely, and collectively, adopting eco- friendly systems to cut down on the carbon footprint. A new survey commissioned by the Delhi Government studied 1,284 housing societies to see if they had adopted water-saving and energy-efficient measures.
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Pollution spreading to rural areas
DH News Service, Mulbagal: Pollution which is detrimental to the human existence is now spreading to rural areas. Non-Governmental Organisations should create awareness about this among the rural people, expressed Bairakuru Gram Panchayat President Subhadramma.
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Climate Champs team up for green planet
Mumbai: The city's young Turks are bringing about a green revolution by choosing to contribute to the preservation of the environment.