Collector appeals to students to plant more saplings

Tuticorin: The younger generation should come forward and play a leading role in spreading an awareness of environmental pollution among the public, according to Collector C.N.

Radhakrishnan Kuttoor

PCB collects samples from appam, aravana plants

Unholy treatment: Waste from the Devaswom mess found dumped in the Sabarimala forests.

SABARIMALA: The pollution graph at the Sannidhanam is fast rising with filth from the toilet complex, donor homes, appam and aravana plants and devaswom and police mess, flowing into the surrounding forests.

A team of Pollution Con

JAMMU, Dec 2 :Jammu and Kashmir State Pollution Control Board, (SPCB) in collaboration with Association of Industries Jammu, observed

Union Ministry holds up eco clearance for various projects

Main sources of pollution are industries, municipal garbage and hospital waste

Industries agree to spend Rs.

For the past five years Hyderabad has been trying to clean the Hussain Sagar Lake, separating the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad in Andhra Pradesh. The efforts suffered yet another blow on June 20 when the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board (APPCB) denied permission to dredge the mouths of four nalas releasing waste water into the lake and to dispose it of at a nearby quarry.

COMPLAINTS OF COAL DUST

Vapi: A show cause was issued to Western Railway authorities for environmental pollution at railway goods yard here.

Ranchi, July 28: At least 89 iron ore crushing units, located in mineral rich West Singhbhum, East Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan districts, will have to shut down as the state environment and forest department has decided not to renew their existing licences.

The only lesson learnt by MLAs: Scotland more stringent in enforcing pollution checks

New Delhi: Jindal Power Ltd (JPL) could be in for more trouble with the Chhattisgarh government filing legal proceedings against it for illegally starting work on its 2,400 MW thermal power project in the state.

Mumbai: Maharashtra government would soon appoint flying squads to check the disposal of e-waste, which has hazardous impact on the city's environment.

An announcement in this regard was made by minister of state for environment, Sachin Ahir in the Legislative Council last week.

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