Shelat Committee report for proposed cement project of M/S. Nirma Ltd., at Mahuva
<p>Shelat Committee report for proposed cement project of M/S. Nirma Ltd., at Mahuva.</p>
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Amazon destruction accelerating in brazil
The amount of land cleared in Brazil's Amazon jungle rose sharply again in 2003-2004, with environmentalists fearing more destruction is inevitable because of a farming boom. The Environment
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Transport: A roadblock to climate change mitigation?
<p>Global emissions scenarios studies, such as those informing the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 5th Assessment Report (AR5), highlight the importance of the transport sector for climate
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Twin moon probes to measure gravity
Capa Canaveral: Four decades after landing men on the moon, Nasa is returning to Earth’s orbiting companion, this time with a set of robotic twins that will measure lunar gravity while chasing one another
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MoU will be renewed soon: Posco-India director
BHUBANESWAR: Amid speculations over the fate of the proposed steel project near Paradip, Posco-India on Tuesday said it would renew the memorandum of understanding with the State Government soon. “The
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Rover Probes Role Water May Have Played On Mars
NASA's Mars rover Opportunity is uncovering new details about the role water may have played on what is now a cold, dry planet, scientists said on Thursday. Opportunity is one of two small rovers that
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Working group on environmental sustainability of Indian cities for the formulation of the 12th Five Year Plan
While Indian cities have grown manifold in the past several decades, and there is expectation that the pace of urbanization would accelerate in the future, problems of water supply, sewage disposal, municipal
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Tension prevails in Bagepalli over tree felling issue
Tension prevailed at Pathabagepalli village in Bagepalli on Thursday when an argument broke out between the villagers and the land owner over a tree felling issue.
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Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding disposal of sewage water on open land, Faridabad, Haryana, 14/01/2019
<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Awasiya Jan Kalyan Samiti Vs State of Haryana dated 14/01/2019 regarding disposal of sewage water in Sector 48, Faridabad. In absence of suitable
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Reddy cousins held for mining violations
The fresh leases were granted to OMC for captive use in the light of a very large integrated steel plant proposed to be set up in Kadapa district by Janardhan Reddy’s Bramhani Steels. However, the lease orders issued by the government mentioned no such condition, thus allowing the company third-party sales.
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No quarrying within 5 km from Koodankulam nuclear plant
The Tirunelveli Collector on Monday informed the Madras High Court Bench here that no proposal existed at present to grant lease for any kind of stone quarry within a radius of 5 kilometres from the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant, which was expected to become operational soon.
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Another firm threatens to exit Bengal
kolkata: West Bengal may lose another project, this one worth Rs 600 crore, due to procedural problems and delays in clearing a project.
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Coming soon, a forest near you
Don't be surprised if you are told that government-owned land near your house just became a forest. This could be the result of the National Capital Region Planning Board's
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Monsoon on the move to Andamans
The south-west monsoon will likely enter the south Andaman seas shortly if the southwesterly wind speed improves. The US-based Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere Studies (COLA) has observed dense cloud
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Bid to encroach forest land foiled: 5 held
A desperate attempt to encroach land at Komarakata reserve forest area under Nagaon South Division, Hojai in Assam by a group of people from adjoining Karbi Anglong district who started to plough the
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Greenpease protesters invade Land Rover factory
Dozens of greenpeace protesters, including the head of its British branch, invaded a Land Rover factory in central England to protest the production of
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Bara Dam to irrigate 41,729 acres, generate 5.8MW power
To ensure irrigation of 41729 acres of land in FATA and to generate 5.8 MW much needed electricity, the government plans to construct
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Cry to protect irrigation project oustees
It is the responsibility of the Government to ensure that all people whose lands get submerged while taking up irrigation projects are rehabilitated, said Raghuveer Chander, former engineer-in chief
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Coastal body clears 13-km wall for Mithi
The project to prevent flooding of the Mithi river has received a boost with the Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) recently according CRZ clearance for a 13-km retaining wall along the much-abused river. The clearance was needed to build the wall taking into consideration the tide lines of the river.
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Mines department ignored to help Buddha smile
The Karnataka Government granting preliminary permission to the Sanghamitra Foundation to acquire 10 acres of forest land at Handi Gondi near Ramanagaram for carving out a 712-feet Buddha statue is