HE is India's foremost greenie jetsetter. The national news coordinator of environment bytes. He has possibly employed every so-called green journalist in the magazine he edits, Down to Earth. He's also got a reputation of being a tough taskmaster which hasn't endeared him to a lot of his employees. He has a seemingly unending source of foreign funds for the NGO he heads. He works out of a swank four-storey office in Tughlaqabad. He's India's answer to Lester C. Brown. But for all his detractors, no one can deny Anil Agarwal's status as the man who more than any other brought environmental issues on the national agenda. Says fellow-greenie Van-dana Shiva: "In India's environmental spectrum he's the best organiser we have of environment data, news, movements and concerns. He's the best."