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021958
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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46 min.White spine
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CSE
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Set in the fictional future of the year 2048, this two -films series (along with The Ozone Alarm), focuses on the damage human activity and man made chemicals inflict on the environment and, looks at what the world may be like if ozone depletion and global warming continue unchecked.
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1 DVD.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| N00228 | 363.7/AD | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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021961
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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49 min.White spine
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CSE
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A D 2048 : The Ozone Alarm Set in the fictional future of the year 2048, this film is a part of a two-part series with The Greenhouse Effect, the film focuses on news bulletins in 2048 which shows an appalling litany of disaster stories: epidemics of 'supertyphus' spread by rats, plagues of grasshoppers devouring food crops and famine relief camps in Europe.
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1 DVD.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| N00231 | 363.7/AD | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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021956
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Arvari
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1982
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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14 min.Light green spine
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CSE
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A major people’s movement in rural Rajasthan has revived the river Arvari and its tributaries. Water management techniques have completely changed the landscape and lives in this once-denuded region.
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1 DVD.
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| N00226 | 551.46/ARV | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
017715
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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23minLight Green Spine
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CSE
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Degradation of values translates into degradation of nature. In a corrupt system, people lose respect for values. With large scale corruption in the natural resource management, people lose respect for nature. The film takes viewers to look at irrational policies (not based on scientific understanding, but on vested interests) in management of rivers, floods, forests, and urban planning; and highlights the results of such distorted practices. Includes flooding of the Kosi River, sandalwood smuggling, illegal taxation (Gujjars of Himalaya), Petrol v/s diesel, Anna Hazare fights corruption, discusses right to recall political representatives in a democracy and the issues of corruption in democratic India.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| N00109 | 364.1/BAN | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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023848
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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22 min.Video recording
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New Zealand plans to be the first to create a carbon neutral economy. Their target is 2020. They have big plans for renewable power generation and a switch to electric cars. But half of New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions come from sheep and cows. So how are they going to do it and what does […]
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1 DVD.
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| N00552 | 363.70526/BLU | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
017709
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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27minWhite Spine
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CSE
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Hands On brings information on what entrepreneurs and individuals around the world are doing in the fields of sustainable enterprise and appropriate technology. In the last of Earth Report's series on Changing Climates, 'Hands On' takes a look at some of the new technologies that generate power from clean and renewable sources.
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| N00223 | 333.79/CHA | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
017711
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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27minWhite Spine
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CSE
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Is there concrete evidence that the greenhouse effect is changing our climate? This film travels to Africa, Asia and North America to find out if the long predicated change is already having an impact on society and the economy.
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| N00107 | 363.7/CHA | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
018563
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 2007.
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42minWhite Spine
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CSE
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This DVD is about alternative ways to treat wastewater. It reveals how individuals, institutions and communities recycle wastewater. A DVD about ecological sanitation.
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1 DVD.
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| N00123 | 628.1/CLE | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
023847
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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22 min.video recording
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The Norwegian government has built an underground vault to guard against a major catastrophe – nuclear war, asteroid strikes or severe climate change. It’s a seed bank on a wild Arctic island 500 miles from the North Pole: a store for all the known varieties of the world’s crops – just in case.
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1 DVD.
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| N00551 | 631.521/DOO | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
021957
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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20 min.White spine
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CSE
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In Western Europe frequent urban air quality alerts are testimony to the failure to control pollution from the car. With major exceptions such as Amsterdam and Copenhagen, official
efforts to get Europeans out of their cars and on to trains, buses and cycles have not been a success. Despite increasing traffic congestion and evidence of the toll on human health,
Europeans are obstinately refusing to abandon their cars.
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1 DVD.
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| N00227 | 363.7/EUR | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
021955
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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32 min.Light green spine
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CSE
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Faecal Attraction is the latest film from CSE which is about the absurd relationship between rich people's shit and poor people's water. Most rivers in India have turned into sewage canals. The stretches passing through cities are the worst off. What the urban middle class is most bothered about is the lost beauty of these rivers. So urban authorities evict poor people living in 'illegal' shanties by the rivers or they build expensive sewage treatment plants to clean the rivers. But nothing works. This comes at a cost. Poor people get very little water, mostly unsafe, and pay more for it in the bargain. They do not get sanitation cover and pay a heavy price in terms of health.
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1 DVD.
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| N00221 | 363.7/FAE | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
027524
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 2017.
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217p.Yellow spine
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First food
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Communities across India have found innovative ways to use seasonal produce that grows locally. They use leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds and roots to cook tasty and delectable recipes that are both nutritious and tasty. This volume brings together a collection of nearly fifty unusual, diverse and enthic recipes that use local Indian produce. The ingredients are seasonal and hence available for only a short time, but their taste lingers for long. You would surely wait for the next season to savour them again.
Food is very personal. We know that. What we often don’t realise is that food is also more than personal. Food is also about culture and, most importantly, about biodiversity. We often do not think how flora and fauna around us make up our culture. We do not think that food diversity, indeed cultural diversity, is linked to diversity in the biological world. As a result, we often do not value this biodiversity that grows in the wild, in the farm, in the forest and the lake and the ocean. Each region of India, indeed the world, is diverse in its food habits. It has its own recipes; it cooks with different ingredients; it eats differently. This is not an accident. Every region, for instance, has its own rice variety. Many of these come with medicinal properties. Most are specific to the ecosystem they grow in. If the region is drought-prone, the variety survives in tough conditions, like Kayame rice of Karnataka. The Orkaima, Pokkali and Kuttadan varieties found in low-lying districts of Kerala are salt-resistant, hence suitable to grow in seawater. In the highlands of the same state, another rice variety is grown: Navara (in Palakkad), which has medicinal properties and has received the Geographical Indication Certificate in 2007. This richness of variety resulted in culinary methods that were equally diverse and equally rich. Bengal has a tradition of cooking different rice in different seasons. This is our food culture.
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Leaves
Flowers
Fruits and vegetables
Seeds
Preservation
Business
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978818690696 Pb.
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| 025240 | 641.5954/CSE | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
027525
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 2023.
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258pBlack Spine
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First food
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A collection of 100+ more healthy and nutritious recipes this time, all sourced meticulously from local biodiversity.
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9788195898992 Pb.
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| 025239 | 641.5954/CSE | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
023844
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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22 min.White spine
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A handful of high-yielding crops feed the world’s ever-increasing population. Have we become too reliant on wheat, maize and rice? What happens when diseases attack them? Can we develop new disease-resistant strains? Or have we lost too many plants, neglecting age-old fruit, vegetable and cereal varieties that could provide the answers?
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1 DVD.
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| N00550 | 630/FOR | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
023841
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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22 min.
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Biogas - powering generators, cooking stoves and even factories with the gas generated from cow dung and organic waste from street markets. Biogas is also proving a viable energy source
in industries like paper and pulp industry, distilleries and food process units.
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| N00549 | 333.9539/GAS | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
023255
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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22 min.
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With scientists warning that fish stocks could collapse by 2048, Earth Report goes to the Netherlands to find out how supermarkets and top-brand retailers are demanding fish from sustainable sources. It’s putting pressure on commercial fishing fleets to introduce nets that catch fewer immature fish – and so reduce one of the main threats to stocks.
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1 DVD.
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| N00526 | 333.956/GRE | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
011832
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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48 minWhite Spine
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Anil Agarwal presents a program about water preservation in India. Water harvesting in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu is not an issue of technology, it is equally an issue of government policy.
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1 DVD.
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| N00040 | 631.7/HAR | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
017713
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment,
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23minLight Green Spine
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CSE
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Looks at the conflict between man and animal. The traditional inheritors of the forests are evicted and ‘rehabilitated’ to inhospitable terrains, all in the name of protecting the wildlife! A case study of the situation in the Nagarhole National Park in Karnataka and the Rajaji National Park in UP.
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| N00108 | 304.8/LIF | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
021942
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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32 min.Light green spine
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CSE
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Environmentalist Anil Agarwal and noted Danish journalist and writer Knud Vilby discuss the issue of air pollution, governance and how we move ahead. 7500 people die every year because of air pollution. How do policy makers look at this problem? Do they stress on ecology, or on economy? Development in a poor country, like India, is not cheap. The film records the initial stages of CSE’s Right To Clean Air campaign.
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1 DVD.
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| N00212 | 363.7/LIV | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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ID:
021959
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New Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, 1982.
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19 min.White spine
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CSE
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This film marks the release of a report “Turning up the Heat: How Global Warming Threatens Life in the Sea” produced by WWF and the Marine Conservation Biology Institute. This scientific study highlights impacts from the poles to the tropics, affecting a range of species
from phytoplankton to polar bears, sea birds and coral reefs.
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1 DVD.
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| N00229 | 363.7/OCE | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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