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Okhla sanctuary: UP govt asked to submit fresh proposal for

The environment ministry has asked Uttar Pradesh government to submit a revised proposal for declaring the periphery of Okhla Bird Sanctuary an Eco- Sensitive Zone (ESZ).

Publication Date: 
25/07/2014
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Uttar Pradesh, Birds, Sanctuaries, Eco-Sensitive Zone, Ministry Of Environment And Forests (MOEF), Wildlife, National Board for Wildlife
Environment

National Board for Wildlife soon: Javadekar

Union Minister for Environment Prakash Javadekar assured speedy reconstitution of the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL), in a meeting with other ministries in New Delhi on Tuesday.

Publication Date: 
25/06/2014
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Ministry Of Environment And Forests (MOEF), Wildlife, National Board for Wildlife, Wildlife Act 1972, Environment Clearance (EC), Mining, Sand, Supreme Court, Coal
Industry

Hindustan Copper yet to secure NBWL nod for mine expansion

Expansion of the Malanjkhand mine, which is the single largest copper deposit of India with nearly 70% of the country's reserves, has already been delayed by about two years

Publication Date: 
21/04/2014
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Madhya Pradesh, Balaghat (D), Hindustan Copper, Mining, National Board for Wildlife, Kanha NP, Copper Industry, Industry
Energy

Odisha nudges MoEF for wildlife nod to KVK Nilachal's project

KVK Nilachal Power Ltd had proposed 1050 Mw power station at Athagarh in Cuttack district

The Odisha government has urged the Union Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF) to place the proposal of KVK Nilachal Power Ltd for grant of wildlife clearance to its 1,050 Mw coal-fired plant in the state.

Publication Date: 
20/03/2014
Jayajit Dash
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Orissa (Odisha), Cuttack (D), Thermal Power Plants, Sanctuaries, National Board for Wildlife, Wildlife, Power Industry, Energy
Forests

Order of the National Green Tribunal relating to the exchange of land which is forming a forest land, 20/12/203

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Raghavendra Sewa Ashram Samiti Vs. National Board for Wildlife dated 20/12/2013. The applicant’s grievance is that his proposal for exchange of 19.503 hectares of forest land to be exchanged with the private land belonging to the property of the Ashram for the purpose of putting up a multi-specialty hospital cum research centre with equal area has not been disposed in
accordance with law.

Judgement Date: 
20/12/2013
Tags:
Forests, Uttaranchal (Uttarakhand), National Green Tribunal (NGT)

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