A
carbon tax needs general support: interview with Prof.
F Sherwood Rowland
Business Standard, 21 February 2003
In
India recently for DSDS 2003 organized by TERI, Nobel
laureate Prof. F Sherwood Rowland speaks in an interview
on various issues of climate change.
Hydrogen
economy making inroads
The Economic Times, 17 February 2003
Speaking
at the sidelines of the DSDS 2003, Dr James R Mahoney,
US assistant secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere
and director of US Climate Change Science program said
that “if industry co-operated to bring cutting-edge technologies
with cost-efficiency to market in developing countries
like India, there is no reason why even the hydrogen fuel
cell technology” can’t be shared.
Greens urge energy companies
to explore carbon value
The Financial Express, 10 February 2003
The Delhi Sustainable Development
Summit 2003 also discussed about how the challenge of
climate change will be met effectively by various stakeholders.
CSD meet to review measures adopted in global summit
The Hindu, 9 February 2003
Mr Nitin Desai, the UN
Under Secretary-General, was in New Delhi in connection
with the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2003 organized
by TERI.
De-colonise the green
agenda: experts
The Financial Express, 9 February 2003
There is a need to resist
colonization of the policy agenda. Efforts should be made
to make sustainable development a reality by empowering
the poor and highlighting environmental concerns in the
media with a view to involving the public. These were
some of the issues raised at the Delhi Sustainable Development
Summit 2003 organized by TERI.
Environment must for
development
The Hindustan Times, 7 February 2003
Inaugurating the Delhi
Sustainable Development Summit 2003 organized by TERI,
the President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam said that India could
transform into a developed country only when environmental
concerns were integrated into every developed plan.
Kalam seeks integration
of environment, development
The Asian Age, 7 February 2003
Inaugurating the Delhi
Sustainable Development Summit 2003 organized by TERI,
the President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam said that India could
transform into a developed country only when environmental
concerns were integrated into every developed plan.
Not just talking heads,
eco meet promises action
The Indian Express, 7 February 2003
The Delhi Sustainable Development
Summit 2003, organized by TERI, will focus on what needs
to be done by countries in the wake of the Johannesburg
gathering
Prez calls for connecting
villages thru 'n' thru
The Economic Times, 7 February 2003
Inaugurating the Delhi
Sustainable Development Summit 2003, organized by TERI,
the President Dr A P J Abdul Kalam said that India could
transform into a developed country only when environmental
concerns were integrated into every developed plan.
TERI green summit rings
alarm bells
The Times of India, 7 February 2003
The President Dr A P J
Abdul Kalam inaugurated the Delhi Sustainable Development
Summit 2003 organized by TERI. Under Secretary-General
of the UN Mr Nitin Desai, chairman and CEO of WorldTel
Dr Sam Pitroda, chairman and CEO of DuPont Mr Chad Holiday,
and the Union minister of environment and forests Mr T
R Baalu were also present at the inauguration.
TERI
to organise 3rd Delhi Green Summit from 6 February
The Financial Express, 1 February 2003
TERI is organizing the third DSDS from 6-9 February 2003.
The theme this year will be The message from WSSD: translating
resolve into action for a sustainable future.
