Green foundations April 2013 | Cynthia Rodrigues Tata Housing has shown that it is possible for the real estate business, one of the most resource-guzzling industries, to turn over a new leaf

'Sustainability is the right thing to do for business' January 2013 | Sangeeta Menon Adam Werbach, the chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi S and the chief sustainability officer of Saatchi & Saatchi, has worked with several of the world’s largest companies, and helped them design and implement their sustainability strategy

'Every CEO and CFO must look at how they can improve sustainability' January 2013 | Sangeeta Menon Pavan Sukhdev is founder-CEO of GIST Advisory, a specialist consulting firm which helps governments and corporations discover, measure, value and manage their impact on natural and human capital. He talks about the need to move towards a green economy and the role of corporations in a sustainable economy of tomorrow

Realty check goes green December 2012 | Suchita Vemuri Developed by Tata Realty and Infrastructure, Ramanujan IT City in Chennai, India, is based on an open-space concept, energy-efficient design and has environmentally sustainable features

Creating a climate for change October 2010 | Philip Chacko Tata companies have been working to minimise their carbon footprint by devising strategies that balance the necessity of growth with care for the environment

Fuelling a movement June 2010 The Tata Power Energy Club is driving a huge initiative to sensitise people and school children about the need for energy conservation

Reaping the whirlwind June 2010 Tata Chemicals develops a way to revive barren land covered by solid wastes from soda ash manufacturing; the result: green plants and fresh vegetables

The ‘lake district’ of Maharashtra June 2010 Tata Motors has converted its arid and rocky plant site land into sylvan surroundings where birds and trees abound and the butterflies come to play

Green strategies May 2010 | Cynthia Rodrigues Tata Metaliks has given a green slant to all of its business and plant operations in a bid to reduce its carbon footprint and mitigate its environmental impact

The green way to business April 2010 | tata.com Carbon mitigation strategies become easier to implement with the help of ready-to-use green solutions and services

The freshness of a ‘green’ Sunday February 2010 | Arushi Agrawal The Tata group partners with India Cyclothon-Mumbai 2010 and Tour de Mumbai in its endeavour to promote the cause of good health and clean environment

Making clean steel October 2008 | Gayatri Kamath Paul Brooks, director, environment and climate change, Corus, speaks about the company's five strand strategy on climate change

Going green February 2008 Concern over the degradation of the urban green cover leads NDPL to start its own environmental movement — planting 2,500 bamboo saplings in its locations

The power of green May 2007 | Candida Moraes Using a green technology and recyclable lead as raw material to produce green batteries, Tata AutoComp GY Batteries is helping create an environment-friendly world. An interview with Tata AutoComp GY Batteries CEO Yogesh Dhawan

Reduce, reuse and recycle May 2006 | Candida Moraes The Tata Group recognised the need to protect and conserve the world's natural resources long before it became a mantra of modern business. See how Tata companies are recycling and utilising their waste in innovative ways

Seaside splendour December 2004 Tata Chemicals' endeavours on the environment front are helping a 'forbidden land' on the Gujarat coast preserve the bounty that nature has bestowed

Saving gentle jaws December 2004 | Sujata Agrawal Tata Chemicals has played a part in making the annual visit of the magnificent whale shark to the waters off the Gujarat coast a less bloody affair

The green machine December 2004 | Sherna Gandhy The Tata Motors facility near Pune is dotted with woods and lakes, but this is no gift of nature. Rather, it has taken years of determined effort and dedication to transform what was 800 acres of wasteland into a naturalist's delight

A tale of two ideas December 2004 | Saloni Meghani Tata Steel has blended two disparate ideas to crystallise the Jamshedpur ideal of an industrial township that's wedded to environmental consciousness

Tiger, tiger swimming strong December 2004 | Shifra Menezes This is a fishy tale with a sweet denouement. After teetering on the edge of extinction, the golden mahseer is now making a comeback in numbers thanks to the pioneering efforts of Tata Power