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            STEERING THE WAY 
            The computer-generated Anil Agarwal Clean Air Model, developed by CSE, assesses what it
            takes to clean up Delhi's air. Some astounding results have come out of its first
            application. Had  the Supreme Courtnot intervened, Delhi would have been choking on
            38 per cent more particulates. Pollution is indeed about taking hard decisions... and
            fast. 
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            MINE GAMES 
            Haryana's politics-mining nexus plays havoc with the environment. 
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            OCTOBER 25, 2002: ANIL AGARWAL AWARDED
            PRESTIGIOUS 2001 SAT PAUL MITTAL AWARD FOR ENVIRONMENT 
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            THE
            CLIMATE-FOREST CONTINUUM 
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            Oct. 15, 2002 CSE / DOWN TO EARTH FEATURES FOREST FUDGE 
            A startling expose on how loosely defined forest laws allow junior government officials
            cook the books in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh. With a stroke of the pen they create a fictitious
            village right in the thick of the prized Corbett Tiger Reserve and make plans to sell
            timber. This is just one instance of how the forest is becoming a paradise for
            encroachers.  
            By NITIN SETHI 
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            PRESS BRIEFINGS NOVEMBER 01, 2002: CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH
            THE  EYES OF CHILDREN 
            Children hog the limelight at CoP-8 with their very own edition of Gobar Times. 
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