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November 30, 2002

A fortnightly electronic news bulletin from the Centre for Science and Environment, India, to our network of friends and professionals interested in environmental issues. If you wish to unsubscribe, please scroll down to the bottom of this page for more information.

 

CoP-8: NOTHING'S BREWING
For a fortnight, 1,456 delegates from 167 countries sat in conference halls, attended plenary sessions and roundtables, and sized each other up over a cup of coffee. In the end, CoP-8 didn't witness any scintillating intellectual and moral leadership from a host that often likes to portray itself as a leader among developing nations. It could well be said that India passed over a historical moment.

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CONSIGNED TO FLAMES
"Abandon all hope, all ye who enter" This inscription that marks the gates of hell in Dante’s Inferno could well be true for Jharia town in Jharkhand. The underground fires that have been raging for several decades in the coalfields here are now beginning to engulf its thickly inhabited areas. And for the local people -- trapped between officialdom and realpolitik
-- mere existence now means hell on earth...

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From the DTE Editor’s Desk

AFTER OFFICIALDOM

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NOV. 8, 2002: DTE WINS ACCOLADES FOR POPULARISING SCIENCE
The Kolkata-based Indian Science Congress Association has selected Sunita Narain, editor of Down To Earth magazine -- who is also director, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) -- for the Dr B C Deb Memorial Award for Popularisation of Science. The award is in recognition of the unwavering work done by CSE and Down To Earth magazine in the fields of science, development and sustainability.

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ANIL AGARWAL CLEAN AIR MODEL LAUNCH
Following successful testing, the Centre for Science and Environment has planned a special presentation on Dec. 3, 2002 at the WWF Auditorium, MaxMueller Marg, Lodi Estate, New Delhi to mark the launch of the Anil Agarwal Clean Air Model.

Special guests to the presentation that starts at 5 p.m. include Justice BN Kirpal, former Chief Justice of India, Sheila Dikshit, Chief  Minister of Delhi and Bhure Lal, Chairperson,
Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority. All are invited.

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CNG BUS SAFETY REPORT
How is Delhi -- home to the world’s largest CNG bus fleet -- coping  with the relatively new technology? Read two reports by international CNG experts.

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SOUTH ASIAN JOURNALISTS' WORKSHOP
National and international experts will demystify the science and  realpolitik of vehicular air pollution in a workshop for South Asian journalists in New Delhi in January 2003. CSE will support the travel and lodging expenses of a few candidates.

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PRESS BRIEFINGS
NOVEMBER 22, 2002: TRANSLATING HEALTH CONCERNS INTO AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS

A CSE roundtable provokes a debate on the urgent need for health  assessments to drive government regulations on air pollution.

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