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Eco India — The Environment Magazine

October 14, 2021

Where you find water, trees, minerals, you often find people. Some communities have more access — and this can be a boon and a curse. We meet the communities most impacted by our increasing hunger for natural resources.

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Eco India — The Environment Magazine

Eco India is a show dedicated to the amazing Indian subcontinent. It covers compelling themes in Asia and Europe: environment, sustainability, technology and social issues.

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