climate change

Bengaluru has lost much of its natural vegetation to urbanisation. Majority of trees that do remain, cannot protect the city from heat island effects or climate change.

Many businesses are opting for areca cutlery, clay pots etc to avoid plastic and be eco-friendly. But these materials are hard to compost, and only add to Bengaluru’s piling waste.

On September 20th, Bengaluru will participate in the Global Climate Strike. This will be followed by a series of events till September 27th

A workshop to empower youngsters to implement creative ideas to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

The second in a series of two articles from Citizen Matters, commissioned on the back of the failed Copenhagen summit. Read about your city’s carbon emissions and what is being done to cut them down.

The ‘Be the Change Conference’ to be held this Friday and Saturday will address a range of issues related to food, health and climate change – for parents, educators, children and all concerned citizens.

On International Day of Climate Action, Bengaluru youth raise awareness among citizens and leaders alike on the climate change issue. Arun Patre shares the inside story behind today’s events.

Participants are invited to join the citizen consultation in Bangaluru to voice opinions about the issue of climate change, as part of a world-wide consultation on the topic to be held this Saturday.