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Kavita Bahl: ‘Cotton for My Shroud’ – a story of farmer suicides in Vidarbha
By Bhavani Prakash The film ‘Cotton for My Shroud,’ a heart-rending story about cotton farmers of Vidarbha in Maharashtra (western state of India) is directed by Kavita Bahl and Nandan Saxena. The...
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Food waste – down the bin, drain or in the soil?
by Sahana Singh I have just discovered a new fact about America. Most American households do not throw their kitchen waste in the garbage bin; they throw it down their drains. An interesting...
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A J Mithra: Zoomusic as a barometer to determine the ecological status of a...
By Preethi N Kumar A J Mithra- Recording Bird Calls A J Mithra, a music teacher at MCC Campus Matriculation School, Chennai, India chats with Preethi N Kumar at EWTT about his musical journey with...
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The heart smart oil free cookbook
Cover photo of "The heart smart oil free cookbook" “The heart smart oil free cookbook” co-authored by Mayura Mohta and George Jacobs was recently launched in Singapore. The cookbook features delicious...
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Sustainable Building Conference 2013 (SB13), Singapore
Sustainable Building 2013 (SB13) Singapore is a pre-eminent international conference series on Sustainable Buildings & Construction. The event is co-organised by the BCA Centre for Sustainable...
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Research Insights: Five Principles for Teaching Youth about Green Living
By James H. Wandersee & Renee M. Clary We have found that one of the best ways to engage people with, and educate them about, new ways of environmental thinking is to actively involve them in...
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Duane Elgin: Voluntary simplicity for a regenerative future
DUANE ELGIN is a visionary writer, speaker, social scientist and educator. Born in the USA, and based in Fairfax, California, he runs an open-source collaborative project called ‘Great Transition...
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Understanding the human face of climate change
By Bhavani Prakash In September 2013, the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) released its fifth assessment report based on peer reviewed science, that it was ‘extremely likely’ that...
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The Critically Endangered Irrawaddy Dolphins of the Mekong River
By Bhavani Prakash The 7000 or so Irrawaddy Dolphins still left in the world (and labelled vulnerable on the IUCN list) are spread somewhat discontinuously over coastal areas of Asia and some stretches...
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India can change the dynamics of COP20
by Avik Roy The ongoing climate talks at Lima talks will set the broad parameters of the nature of commitments India and other countries will need to make to address the issue of climate change under a...
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