First part of TERI's survey of Indian cities released
TERI released the findings of the Mumbai Chapter of its environment survey on 7 May 2013. The sample size of the survey was 1010 and the respondents were distributed across different age groups, occupation, education and income levels. It aimed to gauge people's perception, behavior, awareness and opinions pertaining to various environmental issues.
First part of TERI's survey of Indian cities released
SME 'not benefitting' from post-TRIPS dispensation: TERI Study
Hon'ble President of India inaugurates NCGD 2013
You cannot compete in a globalized economy unless you are scientifically ahead
In this interview Dr R K Pachauri, Director-General, TERI, speaks about climate change, its implications, and future prospects of India as a green country. Read more
Burning twigs can't secure energy needs of 1.2b
If India has to attain a 9 to 10 percent growth of the economy, the management of the energy sector and its evolution in the coming future would need immediate attention by the country's leadership, says Dr R K Pachauri, Director-General, TERI. Read
more
Only the scavengers will survive
Urbanisation demonstrates the utmost form of parasitism - it feeds hugely on rural resources. A growing city's appetite is typically met by sacrificing peri-urban agricultural land and associated livelihoods, says Dr Yogesh Gokhale, Fellow, Earth Science and Climate Change division, TERI. Read more
Time to renew commitments to green energy
The regulator must ensure that discoms buy the mandated share of renewable energy, says Mr Shahid Hasan, Associate Director, Knowledge Management Division, TERI. Read more
Sustainability, Resource Use Efficiency and the Norwegian Ethos
TERI has greatly appreciated and benefited from the Norwegian emphasis on global partnerships and collaboration. Consequently, over the past few years TERI has been able to work on a range of research projects and activities that have growing relevance to Indian society and the globe as a whole, says Dr R K Pachauri, Director-General, TERI. Read more
Pax Urbana: Complexity and Vulnerability in Modern Cities
With more people living in cities than in any time in human history, the necessity to ensure that these urban environments are resilient and capable of surviving independently is crucial. The principles of sustainable development, when merged with ideas in urban planning and renewable energy can help with that. This issue of TerraGreen reports further on the issue. Read more
Green Growth and Development Quarterly
There is a need to integrate the wealth of natural resources with what is now easily measured as material wealth, says Dr R K Pachauri, Director General, TERI. Read interviews of Dr TCA Anant, Prof Sir Partha Dasgupta, and Dr Pronab Sen on measuring wealth and well-being. Also know about a poll on inclusive green growth and much more in the third issue of the publication. Read more
TERI ranked 7th amongst the Energy and Resource Policy Think Tank
TERI has been ranked 7th in the top 20 Energy and Resource Policy Think Tanks by the University of Pennsylvania's Think Tanks and Civil Society Program. The Rankings' primary objective is to recognize some of the world's leading public policy think tanks and highlight the notable contributions these institutions are making to governments and civil societies worldwide. Read more
Chandigarh as model Solar City
Under the Solar City Program of Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, TERI prepared master plan to make Chandigarh a Solar City with support from Chandigarh Renewable Energy Science and Technology Promotion Society (CREST). This master plan integrated demand side management with renewables based supply options. Read
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Sustainable Urban Planning Sustainable Urban Planning attempts to clarify the planning process and sets a broad framework of urban planning in the country. The book focuses on the planning reality of fundamental dimensions of sustainability and explains a work framework of the dynamics of sustainable planning in India.
TEDDY This is an annual publication brought out by TERI since 1986. TEDDY is often used as a reference in other peer-reviewed books and journals for energy and environment-related data. It gives an annual overview of the developments in the energy supplying and consuming sectors as well as the environment sector.
Watch engaging and thought-provoking audio-visual content
on issues related to sustainable development that includes
films and documentaries, videos of TERI's field work, speeches
and addresses by eminent personalities and collection of speeches
and interviews by Dr R K Pachauri.
Come along with Hariya: Dive deep into a river. Hop from tree to tree. Or, soar high into the skies. Come and groove with this fun musical for children produced by TERI. This animation film highlights the need to preserve urban bio-diversity through an adventure ride of a school boy.
Sharing compelling human interest stories,
TERI films have won awards for bringing environmental issues
into focus.
In keeping with global sustainable development issues, TERI website
highlights the Institute's work from time to time through a thematic
interactive interface. Previous themes
TERI has developed a range of technologies
that have created new paradigms of development underlining the
sustainable use of natural resources, and are proven for their
effectiveness and economic viability.
An eco-friendly plant extract developed with the help of BPT to increase cotton crop yield.
TERI's mycorrhizal organic fertilizers offer sustainable and environment-friendly solutions to almost all cultivated plants and crops...
Climate
Change
Information resources on leading issues, events
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ideas on climate change.
In this interview Dr R K Pachauri, Director-General, TERI, speaks about climate change, its implications, and future prospects of India as a green country. 
With more people living in cities than in any time in human history, the necessity to ensure that these urban environments are resilient and capable of surviving independently is crucial. The principles of sustainable development, when merged with ideas in urban planning and renewable energy can help with that. This issue of TerraGreen reports further on the issue. 
