Air pollution caused 17.8% deaths of India

Far more needs to be done to improve air quality. Where are the measures, such as increasing the cost in case the fuel is polluting. Diesel still cheaper than petrol, especially when one takes into...

corporates like coka cola Pepsi india Nestle india & others are doing zero or nothing to manage their plastic waste in Chardham yatra in Uttarakhand. This when we have legally mandated EPR clau...

Power ministry amends electricity rule (rights of consumer rules) 2022 Mandates power distribution companies to supply 24*7 power in metro and large cities These amendments a...

A shocking new study has revealed the presence of plastic particles in human blood. According to the study, 77 per cent of those tested had microplastic particles in the bloodstream. The...

The latest climate change or IPCC report says From heat passing the limits of human survivability, food and water scarcity, higher sea levels to severe economic damage, India will be seriously harm...

Almost every morning around 4:15 am a cab seemingly from a call centre arrives in my neighbourhood, making a huge engine noise, waking us up. Diesel engines make this kind of noise, as though a lo...

Here are 3 Indian school children coming up with a 1000 rupee affordable air purifier so every Indian house, school, office can have one. If you like their idea and pitch, do like the link below an...

We REALLY should be investing in better indoor air filtration; it isn't just for COVID. This attached paper (summary and full) finds a shocking 26% higher error rate for professional chess players ...

Like us some of u may be having indoor plants to keep air quality good at home. Here are tips on how to care for them. Add what you do please! 1. Move them into the light Moving ho...

the Central Government seems to have agreed to farmers demand to decriminalise stubble burning. What this means is that the pollution issue for us residents of Delhi NCR and many other N...

Lifecycle assessments show—taking cotton production, manufacture, transport and washing into account— it takes 3,781 litres of water to make one pair of jeans. The process equates to ar...