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Seagull silhouette

What does resilience mean for urban water services?

Thick smog hangs over Paris on a spring day

Take a deep breath – here’s what 2016 revealed about the deadly dangers of air pollution

Perspective
Air
Health
16 December 2016
China
India
Mexico
France

A girl using a public water handpump

The search for water: How Bengaluru households cope with water insecurity

Perspective
Water
25 August 2016
India

A group of people standing on an open roof, inspecting stoves

What makes an ‘improved’ stove worth using? Insights from India

Perspective
Energy
Air
Health
Gender
15 August 2016
India

Big tiger laying on a tree stump

All that glitters is not gold: the effect of top-down participation on conservation knowledge, attitudes and institutional trust in a Central Indian tiger reserve

Soybeans grown at Bradford Research Center at the University of Missouri, U.S. Photo by Kyle Spradley/CAFNR-Flickr

Q&A: Steph Osborne on soybean crops and ozone pollution

Indian lake

The state of corporate and government water reporting in India

SEI reports
Water
Governance
Economy
23 February 2016
India

Emissions

Exploring the economic case for climate action in cities

Man in boat on Indian river

Impacts of agricultural water interventions on farm income: An example from the Kothapally watershed, India

Journal articles
Water
Land
18 March 2015
India

Renewable energy

Promoting green industrial development through local content requirements: India’s National Solar Mission

London bus passing quickly

The economic case for low carbon cities

Indian fabrics

Metabolic urbanism and environmental justice: The water conundrum in Bangalore, India

Journal articles
Water
22 October 2014
India

Woman in rural India

Toilets for all: a big challenge for India’s government

Perspective
Water
Health
20 June 2014
India

Fish net

Mainstreaming gender in transboundary natural resources projects – the experience of the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem (BOBLME) project

Cup of coffee

Can carbon revenues help transform household energy markets?