'The Yamuna is dead; it has just not been officially cremated'. ICSE 2026 asks India to make sustainability education a public practice
India, Sept. 2 -- At Mobius Foundation's conference in New Delhi, the strongest message was not that young people need more climate information, but that schools, cities and institutions must help them practise a different way of living.
New Delhi | India Education Diary
The children on stage at India Habitat Centre opened the eighth International Conference on Sustainability Education (ICSE) with a song. Behind them sat educators, environmentalists, policy leaders and development practitioners; before them was the central question of the two-day gathering: can education prepare a generation not merely to understand the climate crisis, but to alter the systems that are producing it?
The opening session of ICSE 2026, convened by the Mob...
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