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March, 2009

By Aastha Kukreti On 29 Mar, 2009 At 12:39 AM | Categorized As Events | With 2 Comments

Braving the Rain to Keep the Torch Burning Rain and thundershowers rocked Dilli Haat minutes before the stage was set for the formal launch and the curtain raiser of the Earth Hour. The launch had invited everyone from Dr. R.K. Pachauri, Director-General TERI and the Chairperson of the Intergovernmnental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), to Mr. J.K. Dadoo, Environment [...]

By Govind Singh On 28 Mar, 2009 At 01:28 PM | Categorized As News | With 1 Comment

Imagine a city with so many vehicles on the road that what seems to be a nasty traffic jam is actually a regulation red light. Now imagine the same city adding well over 700 cars to its roads every day. Now imagine the situation when the Nano hits our streets. Everybody now knows that we [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 28 Mar, 2009 At 11:16 AM | Categorized As Green Jobs | With 1 Comment

Development Alternatives, a non-profit organisation established in 1983 creating large scale sustainable livelihoods is organising a Capacity Building Series (2008- 09) for Participatory Planning and Decision Making using – Geographical Information System (GIS) OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING  To make participants understand the basics of Geographic Information System (GIS) and how it can facilitate in planning and decision [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 27 Mar, 2009 At 11:06 AM | Categorized As Events | With 0 Comments

Earth Hour is an annual international event organised by WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), and held on the last Saturday of March, that asks households and businesses to turn off their lights and electrical appliances for one hour to raise awareness towards the need to take action on climate change. This year, Earth Hour has been [...]

By Gialome On 25 Mar, 2009 At 04:59 PM | Categorized As News | With 0 Comments

The city of Delhi has grown in two ways. The planned part of the city has grown with the help of the DDA. It has supported the city by planning the physical infrastructure first and then the housing residential areas overlaid on it. That means the roads the sewage the electricity and the water supply [...]

By Gialome On 20 Mar, 2009 At 04:43 PM | Categorized As Articles | With 2 Comments
Metro Line

Last time we looked at the incredible paced up infrastructure development taking place in Delhi over the recent past in lieu of the Commonwealth Games. We have a new drinking water supply system–Sonia Vihar– providing water to the eastern part of city. We have new sewage system put in place across the city by the [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 14 Mar, 2009 At 04:34 PM | Categorized As Events | With 0 Comments

Delhi Greens invites the citizens of Delhi and the world to the next Delhi Urban Eco-Bus Tour!  The Urban Ecotourism Bus trip seeks to explore the natural heritage of Delhi and re-connect the citizens of Delhi to the green spaces in the city and highlighting lesser-known sites of ecological significance. This North City Delhi urban eco-tour [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 14 Mar, 2009 At 12:34 AM | Categorized As Green Jobs | With 0 Comments

Center for Civil Society: Summer Research Internship 2009 The Research Internship Program Researching Reality provides a greatly valued and needed learning experience in real-life application of social and economic principles and in teaching college students the skills of research, analysis, writing, and above all critical thinking.  Click here to read more and to apply! Internship [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 14 Mar, 2009 At 12:21 AM | Categorized As Green Jobs | With 2 Comments

Forest canopies are the least explored terrestrial habitats on earth and, according to estimates, at least forty percent of all known species on earth may exist in the canopy. Forest canopies also provide goods and services to support diverse human communities. Although, many other aspects of forest canopies are yet to be explored, the closed [...]

By Aastha Kukreti On 13 Mar, 2009 At 01:04 AM | Categorized As Green Jobs | With 1 Comment

Development Alternatives, a non-profit organisation established in 1983 creating large scale sustainable livelihoods is organising a Capacity Building Series (2008- 09) for Experiential field based training on Building for Future: Sustainable Homes (Green Building) OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING To provide an overview of design and construction facets of green buildings To establish decision-making criteria for the design [...]

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