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[February 15, 2008]

EDITORIAL

Hey folks,
Beginning January, the Environment Education Unit of Centre for Science and Environment will organise a monthly get-together of all Gobar Times readers and Green Schools Programme enthusiasts: Gobar Talk

 

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Digging up wells from our past
They provide water for households, for irrigation, and quench the thirst of tourists like me. India has a fascinating tradition of wells. Want to dig deeper? them? Then join me in this ride! ...

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Ten thousand delegates from around the world converged in Bali to decide the fate of the world’s future. With ...
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Green schools award 2007
The top 20 performers received the awards from Professor Krishna Kumar, Director, NCERT
Government Secondary School, Boormajra, Ropar, Punjab This school is a winner . ...
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A name that connects you to the outside world. The many uses of gobar in millions of Indian homes is an example of how natural resources can be put to good use to create wealth out of waste. Can we learn to apply these principles in our lives to save ourselves and our planet?