When Bangalore shattered its local loop of dependence by importing water, people forgot the importance of their local sources of water.

Reduce resource use and change lifestyles to ensure that the use of all resources is within the sustainable limits of natural ecosystems.

Introducing an alternative power generation system which will work 365 days a year at over 80% of installed capacity.

The Thermal Power Plant rules could become an arena of progressive policy-making where the courts and government work together to tackle pollution.

The fixation on economic growth indicators has blinded our decision-makers to the enormous social and ecological damage such growth causes.

A timely and evocative missive from a monthly workers’ newspaper distributed widely in the industrial belt around Delhi.

The significance of the Uttarakhand High Court's judgment declaring that the Ganga and Yamuna rivers are separate legal entities with specific rights

When we celebrate other beings and elements that exceed our exclusively human concerns, then—paradoxically—we epitomize our humanity.

What does it mean for a river to have rights? What are the implications for the rivers, those living in/on/along them, and for the rest of nature?