Germany / Ecuador / Bangladesh / Kenya / Malaysia / United States / Brazil / China / India / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Person Travel / Employment Change / /
Facility
shrine of Bhimashankar / Worldwatch Institute / World Resources Institute / International Institute / Indian Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
offer solutions / illustrative device / building materials / food / energy / ferocious energy / manifest energy / spent foraging for food / /
Movie
Down to Earth / /
NaturalFeature
Himalaya / Alakananda Valley / /
Organization
Centre for Science and Environment in New Delhi / World Resources Institute / Economic and Political Weekly / Indian Institute of Technology / Kanpur / Mahabodhi Society / Maharashtra government / United Nations / Indian parliament / Worldwatch Institute / Chipko / International Institute for Environment and Development / /
Person
René Dubos / George Akerlof / Anupam Mishra / Rajiv Gandhi / Gandhian / Kamal Nath / Kailash Malhotra / Digvijay Singh / John Kurien / Ravi Chopra / Anil Agarwal / Barbara Ward / Voltaire / Slow Murder / Sunita Narain / Maneka Gandhi / Prasad Bhatt / Lester Thurow / Ronald Inglehart / Madhav Gadgil / Chandi Prasad Bhatt / Kalpana Sharma / /
Position
economist / political scientist / present writer / public speaker / president / Scientist / campaigning journalist / historian / author / writer and activist / official / ecologist / anthropologist / journalist / author with René Dubos / articulate and influential writer / environment minister / lecturer / fine writer / great Kannada novelist / science reporter / president of the Students’ Gymkhana / leader / /
ProvinceOrState
West Bengal / Maharashtra / /
PublishedMedium
the New Scientist / the Hindustan Times / Economic and Political Weekly / /
Environmentalist of the Poor For more than two decades Anil Agarwal was India’s most articulate and influential writer on the environment. His work was marked by his striking ability to synthesise the results of specia