Indian Youth on the track of the climate dialogue
“The leaders should act as if there is no tomorrow,”
Ensuring Food, Water and Economic Security: A Case for Zone-Specific Planning – India and Beyond
The Himalayas and the Western Ghats are the Principal eco-regions of India and long term policy measures are needed to protect and safeguard their environment and ecology.
Local Exchange Systems: Designing Community Incentives
Village economies are observed to grow, although 85% of the money entering them is leaving in great hurry. How?
Climate Change and Limits to Growth-Oriented Model of Development: Case of China and India
From the perspective of climate change, both India and China need to think of alternative development models. (8-page essay). Excerpt from Conclusion: "India’s per capita ecological footprint is now about twice India’s own bio-capacity. India’s ecological system has clearly been overwhelmed by the current model of development (Global Footprint Network 2008).