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Press Release
TERI Research Paper on E-waste Management Receives International Recognition
02 Jul 2015
Study finds 12-26 per cent Delhiites replace their major electronic goods like refrigerators, food processors, computers and music systems within the first three years of purchase, before the completion of the appliance's useful life.
TERI retains number one position among developing country Think Tanks
26 Jun 2015
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has retained number one position among the developing country institutions in the ICCG Climate Think Tank Ranking under the category "Absolute Rankings".
80 per cent Varanasi respondents feel that quality of river Ganga has an impact on their health: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
67 per cent of Varanasi respondents were optimistic about the success of 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' in improving the quality of the river in their city.
80 per cent respondents attribute climate change to human activity: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
82 per cent of the respondents perceived an increase in temperature and 81 per cent of the respondents perceived an increase in occurrence of extreme events.
80 per cent Vijayawada respondents say changes in climatic parameters are due to increased human activity: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
97 per cent of Vijayawada respondents believed that there has been an increase in temperature and extreme events in the last five years.
60 per cent Surat respondents say city sewage is a direct threat to river Tapti: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
More than 60 per cent of Surat respondents felt that city sewage was a threat to the river. 50 per cent of Surat respondents felt the impact of water quality of health was most visible.
93 per cent Jabalpur respondents feel that quality of river Narmada has an impact on their health: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
85 per cent of Jabalpur respondents were optimistic about the success of 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' in improving the quality of the river in their city. 98 per cent of Jabalpur respondents opined that the city’s sewage was a major threat to the river Narmada.
87 per cent of Dibrugarh respondents hold human activities responsible for climate change: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
99.6 per cent of Dibrugarh respondents feel an increase in temperature in the last five years. 87 per cent of Dibrugarh respondents identified human activity as an important factor for climate change.
92 per cent of Delhi respondents assess the water quality of Yamuna as 'poor': TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
More than 75 per cent of Delhi respondents were optimistic about the success of 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' in improving the quality of the river in their city.
90 per cent Cuttak respondents feel that climate change has a direct impact on them: TERI survey
03 Jun 2015
89 per cent of Cuttack respondents felt that changes in the climatic patterns were due to increased human activity.