Green Media E-Newsletter is brought to you by CMS ENVIS Centre on Media & Environment

Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Pollution regulator asks Tatas to shut Haldia plant
Correspondent : Press Trust of India
Tata Chemicals on Tuesday said Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has ordered it to shut its Haldia plant in West Bengal for alleged non-compliance of norms on liquid effluent discharge.

Effluent is liquid waste or sewage discharged into a river or the sea.

The firm has made a written representation to CPCB to cancel the order, but company officials said it would not have any material impact as the plant is already under planned shutdown between February 21 and April 15 for relocation of ammonia pipeline and maintenance.

CPCB order was based on an analysis of sample drawn on January 9, which is said to have breached the norms for discharge of effluents, the company said.

"The company in its representation (to CPCB) has submitted reports of parallel samples drawn on the same day as CPCB, confirming compliance with norms by the State Pollution Control Board-approved lab," the company said.

The plant produces fertiliser like diammonium phosphate and single superphosphate.

 
SOURCE : http://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/pollution-regulator-asks-tatas-to-shut-haldia-plant-117031400845_1.html
Back to pevious page

Advertise with Green Media

Be a part of this successful campaign and advertise your events, seminars, conferences, festivals or services, job requirements etc. "GREEN MEDIA" - unique E-newsletter DAILY reaches to more than 3000 environmentalists, wildlife experts, activists, filmmakers and media professionals. For Advertisement contact: cmsenvis@cmsindia.org

Print Media Trends and Analysis: CoP 11/MoP 6



Assessment of Using Social Media to Raise environmental Awareness

Trends in the coverage of environment by news channels



 



The Hindu | Times of India | The Pioneer | The Statesman | The Tribune | Hindustan Time | Sahara Times | Business Lines | Business Standard |

  Economic Times| Financial Express | The Asian Age | Indian Express | The Telegraph | Deccan Herald | The Assam Tribune | The Sentinel  

 

 

 

 

Supported by: ENVIS Secretariat,Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, GOI.

    

Copyright © 2014 Centre for Media Studies. For Limited Circulation

 

 
Since India has no anti-spamming law, we follow the US directive passed in Bill.1618 Title III by the 105th US Congress, which states that mail cannot be considered spam if it contains contact information, which this mail does. If you want to be removed from the mailing list click on UNSUBSCRIBE