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Greater Noida: Central pollution control board to probe groundwater pollutionBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 19, 2014
The Uttar Pradesh pollution control board (UPPCB) on Wednesday said that it has asked the central pollution control board (CPCB) and Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR) to determine contamination of groundwater in the villages of Greater Noida. |
Increased global shipping has caused pollution on open seasBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 19, 2014
Owing to growing international trade, maritime traffic on the world's oceans has increased four-fold over the past 20 years, causing more water, air and noise pollution on the open seas, says a new research. In the Indian Ocean, where the world's busiest shipping lanes are... Read more.. |
CWC red-flags move on India-Australia cooperation on GangaBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 14, 2014
A proposal to involve Australia for Ganga rejuvenation may lead to leakage of data over Ganga River basin to India's neighbouring countries. Expressing such apprehensions, the Central Water Commission (CWC) has red-flagged a move to include Ganga rejuvenation, especially... Read more.. |
Report warns of spiralling air pollution; outlines roadmap to curb emissionsBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 13, 2014
If current trends of vehicle population, fuel and emission standards persist, PM 2.5 emissions will increase by a factor of three, and those of NOx will increase by a factor of five, warns a new report by The Energy and Resources Institute (Teri), University of California,... Read more.. |
'Hold Fresh Study on Coal-fired Power Unit'- NGTBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 13, 2014
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has quashed the clearance given to the coal-fired power plant coming up in Cuddalore district, directing the private company to get clearance from the Expert Appraisal Committee (EAC) after carrying out a fresh Cumulative Impact Assessment (... Read more.. |
Stop polluting Ganga or shut shop: Uma BhartiBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 10, 2014
All polluting industries along the river Ganga will have to set up sensor-based real-time online effluent monitoring system by March 31 next year. The government on Wednesday said it was serious about the deadline with water resources minister Uma Bharti issuing a veiled... Read more.. |
Electric crematoriums should be shut: Uma BharatiBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 10, 2014
The water resources, river development and Ganga rejuvenation minister, Uma Bharati, suggested on Tuesday that "electric" crematoriums should not be used on river banks and instead bodies should be burnt in a traditional way with minimum use of wood. She said that religious... Read more.. |
Water Woes Across Major Cities Underline the Need for Indian Industries to Adopt Sustainable StrategiesBy : Sustainability ..., Aug 25, 2014
India is the second largest water consuming country in the world and is presently facing severe scarcity of water resources. The challenge for Indian industries is to find ingenious ways of handling water efficiently and disposing wastewater in a proper manner. Around... Read more.. |
Polluting industries along Ganga will be monitored 24x7: MinBy : Sustainability ..., Aug 22, 2014
Making it clear that pollution of the Ganga will not be allowed, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today said industries along the river bank would be monitored round-the-clock. The Central Pollution Control Board will be handling the real-time monitoring of the... Read more.. |