Pro Planet People

Pro Planet People

Inspiring individuals and initiatives protecting and reviving our planet through climate action, sustainability, and environmental conservation.

Andrea M. Wojnar, UNFPA India Representative, is dedicated to advancing reproductive health, gender equality, and climate justice through grassroots engagement and impactful policy advocacy.
Mount Fuji finally dons its snowcap after the longest wait in 130 years, raising concerns about climate change and its impact on Japan's iconic landscape.
Shyam Sunder Jyani has transformed Rajasthan by planting over 625,000 saplings through his innovative "Familial Forestry" approach.
S. Faizi received the 2024 Planet Earth Award for his contributions to biodiversity conservation and indigenous rights advocacy.
Centre for Responsible Business (CRB) Announces 11th Edition of International Sustainability Summit: “Sustainability 2.0: Leveraging Opportunities, Balancing Trade-Offs and Navigating Pitfalls”
Alok Shukla, a Goldman Environmental Prize winner, led a decade-long campaign to protect Chhattisgarh's Hasdeo forests from coal mining, advocating for indigenous rights and ecological preservation.
Sunderlal Bahuguna, a Padma Vibhushan awardee, was a key figure in the Chipko Movement, leading grassroots resistance against deforestation in the Himalayas and inspiring modern environmental activism in India.
Janak Palta McGilligan has dedicated her life to creating a zero-waste home in Indore that generates no energy costs or waste for over 13 years.
Saalumarada Thimmakka, the "Mother of Trees," has dedicated her life to planting over 8,000 trees in Karnataka, turning barren land into a thriving green corridor and inspiring generations.
Jadav Payeng, the "Forest Man of India," has single-handedly transformed 1,390 acres of barren land into a vibrant forest, showcasing the power of individual action in environmental conservation.
Karnataka's Rural Water and Sanitation Sustainability Summit on October 29, 2024, aims to address water scarcity and sanitation challenges through technological innovation. Start-ups are invited to pitch their solutions, with winners receiving Rs 25 lakh funding and the chance to implement their projects.
Delhi's government has announced a complete ban on firecrackers until January 1, 2025, as part of efforts to tackle severe air pollution, particularly during the winter months.
Rural India is embracing innovative water conservation techniques like rainwater harvesting and watershed management, transforming communities and ensuring sustainable water access.
Greenland's glaciers are melting five times faster than two decades ago! This alarming trend threatens global sea levels and ecosystems. Discover the latest findings on this critical issue.
India Seeks Review of 1960 Agreement Amidst Changing Geopolitical Landscape and Water Management Challenges.
Godrej Industries Group, In Partnership With The Bhamla Foundation, Has Undertaken A Significant Endeavour To Raise Awareness Towards Land Degradation With A four-pronged Campaign Titled #BhoomiNamaskar.
Inequitable Access To Water Is A Pressing Issue In Bengaluru, With Marginalized Communities Often Facing Acute Water Shortages.
Mahindra's unwavering dedication to social responsibility exemplifies its role as a catalyst for transformation
While the issue of microplastics has gained attention in recent years, this study delves into the largely uncharted territory of nanoplastics, raising concerns about the potential impact on human health and the environment.
Electric Bikes Have Gained Immense Popularity In Recent Times
Championing Millets: Godrej Yummiez and IRCTC's Nutritious Railway Partnership
A recent report from the Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR) has shown that air pollution during the 2022-2023 period was primarily caused by automobiles. The report mentioned that registered vehicles had increased by 6.3% since 2022.
A new study by scientist Soumya Swaminathan reveals that a woman generates around 14.1 kg of non-biodegradable waste in a lifetime if she uses commercially manufactured disposable sanitary pads. However, if she uses menstrual cups, she will yield.06 kg of non-biodegradable waste.