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Environmental statement report of Durgapur Steel Plant for the year 2007-08

Environmental statement report of Durgapur Steel Plant for the year 2007-08.

Publication Date: 
23/06/2008
Steel Authority of India
Tags:
Iron And Steel Industry, Durgapur, Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Environment
Industry

Monitoring report for the month of March 2008

Monthly monitoring report for the month of March 2008.

Publication Date: 
24/04/2008
Steel Authority of India
Tags:
Iron And Steel Industry, Durgapur, Steel Authority of India (SAIL)
Air Pollution

Letter from the villagers of Nakrasota, P.S. Hirapur dated 11-03-2008

Mass petition from the villagers of Nakrasota, P.S. Hirapur

Publication Date: 
11/03/2008
Tags:
Land Acquisition, West Bengal, Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Air Pollution, Indian Iron And Steel Company (IISCO), Environment Impact Assessment (EIA), Environment Management, Burnpur, Barddhaman (D), Pollution Control
Air Pollution

Letter from West Bengal Pollution Control Board to M/S. IISCO Steel Plant dated 20-09-2007

Direction - Whereas, M/S. IISCO Steel Plant (hereinafter referrerd as IISCO) under Steel Authority of India Ltd. operates its integrated steel plant at Burnpur, P.S.- Hirapur, Dist. - Burdwan.

Publication Date: 
20/09/2007
West Bengal Pollution Control Board
Tags:
Steel Authority of India (SAIL), West Bengal, Burnpur, Barddhaman (D), Air Pollution, Water Act 1974, Air Act 1981, Environment Act 1986, Indian Iron And Steel Company (IISCO)
Industry

Letter from West Bengal Pollution Control Board to M/s Durgapur Steel Plant dated 09.04.2007

Letter from West Bengal Pollution Control Board to M/s Durgapur Steel Plant dated 09.04.2007.

Publication Date: 
09/04/2007
West Bengal Pollution Control Board
Tags:
Iron And Steel Industry, Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Durgapur
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Industry and Environment
17 Aug 2012
Organisational behaviour and management causes for Indian steel players’ poor green performance – with specific reference to PSUs

When the green rating results of steel sector were released recently by CSE, industry was quick to pass the buck on poor quality of Indian raw materials and other obscure and ‘uncontrollable’ technical factors. But are they the only reasons leading to poor performance? Surely not. As the two-year survey reached final stages, a much deeper and hitherto unexplored reason emerged in the form of misaligned organisational behaviour, culture and functioning.

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Uma Shankar
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