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A 10 month apprenticeship course at the Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary, Kerala
A hands-on workshop that will teach you how to compute carbon and energy footprints, and discuss the issues and problems in reducing them.
Stories of Change: Case Study Challenge’ for NGOs, social movements, Social enterprises, Govt. programmes, and other development organizations
*Climate Change and Disasters: Challenges, Opportunities and Responses” -the Tenth INSEE Biennial Conference
Renew yourself by connecting to Nature in highly effective ways with one of the planet’s most widely respected and beloved Nature immersion experience
An intensive 40-hour learning experience that seeks to bring one’s attention to neglected and subtle facets of life; from interpersonal relations to the environment
Nitin Sethi writes: Whatever a government might do to run the economic engine of the country or its politics, it has to continuously claim that it is a win-win for both the environment and development. It will talk about its moves to set up zero-effect and zero-defect industries. We all know such an idea does not exist.
Acclaimed novelist Amitav Ghosh‘s non-fiction take on climate change and our collective inability to acknowledge its danger – titled The Great Derangement – has been hailed as a landmark, which promises to change the conversation around this crucial issue. In this series, we’re re-publishing interviews which feature the writer at his forceful and articulate best.
Nitin Sethi, Senior Associate Editor, Business Standard DATE: September 02, 2015 SUBJECT: Should India distance itself from China on its climate change policy? ASKED BY: RANJEET KUMAR The biggest hurdle in tackling climate change is finance in a developing country. Although, India is ready to adopt the process of mitigation and adaptation, we do not have
