This report examines the directives set forth by the October 2003 Supreme Court order, and it reviews the current status of implementation of the directives with a specific focus on information dissemination and the creation of a Toxics Release Inventory for India. It also identifies the possible bottlenecks and reasons for non-implementation of a TRI.

- Adityapur units unhappy with substitutes, pollution board awaits orders

Jamshedpur, Oct. 28: Auto component manufacturer of Adityapur are on a mission to search for a cleaning agent, as the solvent they have been using for long has been banned for its toxic qualities.

Prolonged use of the solvent, Carbon Tetrachloride (CTC), has been found to be

- Squat protest by 200 at pollution board public hearing

Over 200 villagers voiced their opposition to an integrated steel plant at a public hearing organised by the state pollution control board at a village in adjoining Seraikela-Kharsawan district today, in yet another indication of local residents

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board's (MPCB) report on the noise and air quality measurements taken on Diwali day of October 17 reveal that the decibel levels were way beyond permissible limits and corroborate the measurements taken by Awaaz foundation on the same day.

A STAFF REPORTER
Police chief Gautam Mohan Chakrabarti inspects the Bazi Bazar grounds on Monday. (Sanat Kumar Sinha)

Police, fire brigade and the pollution control board on Monday gave permission for the inauguration of this year

MUMBAI: From the Ghatkopar-Mankhurd link road, the bio-medical waste treatment plant of the municipal corporation looks like an innocuous small factory with its chimney spewing gentle, white fumes.

The high court on Wednesday passed an interim order restraining the state government from filling up a cluster of water bodies spread across 2,000 bighas at Chamrail in Howrah.

The vacation division bench of Justice A. Basu and Justice S. Banerjee also directed the state pollution control board to file a report on the

A Division Bench of Justice Mr Aniruddha Bose and Justice Mr Sanjib Banerjee of Calcutta High Court today directed the West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) to inquire into the possibility of any construction work harming a 2,000-bigha waterbody in Howrah and file a report by 30 October. The matter will come up for hearing again on 6 November.

Hazardous Waste generated by the industries can cause environmental pollution and adverse health effects if not handled and managed properly.

Kalawati Eknath Mangela and Parvati Bai Somna do not consider themselves fisherwomen any mo

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