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In May 1992 the Society for Environmental Communications started India’s only science and environment fortnightly, Down To Earth (DTE). Over the years the magazine has informed and inspired people about environmental threats facing India and the world -- a dimension underplayed in mainstream media. Circulation figures are not a true indicator of the wide reach of the magazine: DTE has become a reading habit in 523 out of about 600 districts of the country -- more than any other Indian newspaper or magazine. DTE’s sphere of influence is not just limited to India. Numerous readers across the world rely on the magazine for a comprehensive view from the South on the most critical issues of human existence. The online version of DTE is an effort to reach more people and to use all the interactive elements that the new medium has to offer. DTE is available in Print, eMagazine and iPad versions. You also get the following benefits: 1. Gobar Times Print and Digital edition 2. Access to digital archives of over 20 years 3. 15% discount on all DTE/CSE publications 4. 10% discount on all CSE training programmes 5. Ability to bookmark articles and download individual articles 6. Any 2 curated newsletters from CSE Environment Intelligence Service

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Publisher Profile - Society for Environmental Communications

In May 1992 the Society for Environmental Communications started India’s only science and environment fortnightly, Down To Earth (DTE). Over the years the magazine has informed and inspired people about environmental threats facing India and the world -- a dimension underplayed in mainstream media.Circulation figures are not a true indicator of the wide reach of the magazine: DTE has become a reading habit in 523 out of about 600 districts of the country -- more than any other Indian newspaper or magazine. DTE’s sphere of influence is not just limited to India. Numerous readers across the world rely on the magazine for a comprehensive view from the South on the most critical issues of human existence.The online version of DTE is an effort to reach more people and to use all the interactive elements that the new medium has to offer. DTE is available in Print, eMagazine and iPad versions.