Bahar Dutt
Environment Editor
With billions of people relying on the resources of the same small planet, we're finally coming to realize that we're drawing from a finite account… ‘Citizens for Earth’ is an initiative to bring awareness on the perils our earth is in and how & what we, the citizens of this planet, can do to save it. Let's go green
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Would you vote for a politician who promises to save India's forests and wildlife?
Green signal for forest projects made tougher 
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The new Minister for Environment and Forest, Jairam Ramesh has announced a series of moves to increase the transparency in environment clearance processes. Take a look at how the new changes will impact India's forests. [1716 hrs IST]
India's most endangered animals
In Season II of Citizens for Earth, CNN-IBN's Bahar Dutt travels to the farthest corners of the country to get you a special 5-part series on India's most endangered wild animals. We travel to the desolate Rann of Kutch to the river Chambal and then to the north-east and every week explore stories of struggle and survival. In this series of Citizens for Earth we also celebrate the people who protect these endangered wild animals by going behind the scenes with them to find out a day in their lives - we also look at issues of human-wildlife conflicts and possible solutions to India's most endangered animals.
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