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Sarath Guttikunda

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Sarath Guttikunda is the director of Urban Emissions (India), an independent research group on air pollution that disseminates air quality forecasts for 640 districts in India.

Articles Written By Sarath Guttikunda

we need to fix household cooking and heating emissions to beat air pollution

We Need to Fix Household Cooking and Heating Emissions to Beat Air Pollution

While the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana is an important effort, there are many barriers to LPG uptake that won't go away when simply presented with alternatives.

what can you the individual do to fight air pollution

What Can You, the Individual, Do to Fight Air Pollution?

the three kinds of people we need to fight india’s air pollution problem

The Three Kinds of People We Need to Fight India’s Air Pollution Problem

un environmental report formalises link between health and climate change

UN Environmental Report Formalises Link Between Health and Climate Change

bengaluru will not breathe better air even with 44 000 air purifiers

Bengaluru Will Not Breathe Better Air Even With 44,000 Air Purifiers

the draft national clean air programme is spirited but lacks action points

The Draft National Clean Air Programme Is Spirited but Lacks Action Points

come deepavali it s the explosion of hot air around pollution that hurts us more

Come Deepavali, It's the Explosion of Hot Air Around Pollution That Hurts Us More

it s about time we got smarter about monitoring our air pollution

It's About Time We Got Smarter About Monitoring Our Air Pollution

how do we improve delhi’s graded responsibility action plan for better air quality

How Do We Improve Delhi’s Graded Responsibility Action Plan for Better Air Quality?

how delhi knew what to do to fix its air pollution in 1997 – but didn t act

How Delhi Knew What To Do To Fix Its Air Pollution in 1997 – But Didn't Act