Full Coverage: Environmental activism
February 2008
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21.02.2008
India generates around 300,000 tonnes of e-waste annually, which is likely to grow more than five fold by 2012. In a recent ranking guide, environmental body Greenpeace has called upon Indian electronics companies to adopt green practices to deal with the e-waste menace so as to come at par with global brands.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Environment] [Pollution] Image: Sparks fly from a grinding machine, while youngsters sitting a few metres away sort discarded computer parts in preparation for the recycling process / Photo credit: Greenpeace
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18.02.2008
In western India, jaladindi (a water procession) is undertaken by a local doctor every year to spread awareness on keeping rivers clean. It was felt that people would relate better if it was linked to the 800-year old spiritual tradition of a march for the realisation of lifeÂ’s noble values.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Environment] [Pollution] [Rivers] Image: Jaladindi, meaning a religious procession across water
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18.02.2008
In western India, jaladindi (a water procession) is undertaken by a local doctor every year to spread awareness on keeping rivers clean. It was felt that people would relate better if it was linked to the 800-year old spiritual tradition of a march for the realisation of lifeÂ’s noble values.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Environment] [Pollution] [Rivers] |
15.02.2008
An unusual corporate environmental programme by a global bank draws over a hundred bird enthusiasts each year in India. The annual bird races promote awareness of natural habitats and help collect data. The last race at Bangalore spotted 277 bird species – a quarter of all birds found on the Indian subcontinent.
more...Related topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [Volunteering] [Biodiversity] [Forests] Image: Photo credit: Indiabirdraces.com
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12.02.2008
The Western Ghats in India cover six states and have an incredible diversity of species as also some of the finest examples of moist deciduous and tropical forests. Preventing the ecological degradation due to construction and other activities is now the main concern of the environmentalists.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Environment] [Biodiversity] [Conservation] Image: The Purple Frog discovered in the Western Ghats in 2003 / Photo Credit: S.D. Biju / IPS
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