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Committees formed to check illegal mining, tree felling
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The Hindu , Friday, November 05, 2004

CHITRADURGA, NOV. 4. Two committees have been formed to prevent illegal mining and indiscriminate felling of trees to erect windmills in the district.S.R. Umashankar, Deputy Commissioner, who formed t ...More


Ghaziabad at its polluted worst
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The Tribune , Tuesday, November 02, 2004

Ghaziabad, November 1Ghaziabad has earned the dubious distinction of being the most polluted town of NCR, thanks to the indifferent attitude of the government officials, Nagar Nigam and the general pu ...More


Gasping for breath? Blame the Delhi air
Pallavi Majumdar
Times Of India , Monday, October 25, 2004

NEW DELHI: Living in Delhi can leave you breathless, literally. The air you breathe is so polluted that two out of every five Delhiites suffer from some form of lung impairment. There’s more: polluted ...More


Air pollution in Ganj, who cares?
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Times Of India , Sunday, October 24, 2004

LUCKNOW: Even as the pollution control signboard in Hazratganj indicates the level of hazardous gases choking the lungs of denizens, recently it stood mute witness to leaves and garbage being burnt in ...More


CPCB turns the heat on firecracker units
Vibha Sharma
The Tribune , Thursday, October 21, 2004

New Delhi, October 20 To keep ambient air quality and noise pollution level under control during the forthcoming festival season, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is taking proactive measur ...More


Have a blast with green Crackers
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Times Of India , Tuesday, October 19, 2004

NEW DELHI: This Diwali promises to be a 'green' one, what with the police keeping tabs on the decibel levels of fire-crackers. Those crackers which adhere to noise standards will sport a green sticker ...More


Sheila does her bit for a cleaner puja
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Times Of India , Tuesday, October 19, 2004

NEW DELHI: If soothing agarbattis have been overpowered by ghastly generator fumes at your puja pandal, take heart. Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit has asked private power firms to provide tempora ...More


Proposal to store ore near Kodibag opposed
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The Hindu , Saturday, October 16, 2004

KARWAR, OCT. 15. People of Kodibag near the confluence of the Kali with the Arabian sea, are agitated over the proposal of the Department of Ports to store powdered manganese and iron ore at Alvevad n ...More


TTP may contest PCB closure notice
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The Hindu , Friday, October 15, 2004

Thiruvananthapuram , Oct. 14 THE State-owned Travancore Titanium Products Ltd (TTP), the leading manufacturer of anatase grade titanium dioxide in the country, is planning to move the Kerala High Cour ...More


TTP to speed up work on effluent treatment plant
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The Hindu , Friday, October 15, 2004

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 14. The Travancore Titanium Products would set up an effluent treatment plant along with a product diversification and production enhancement project within the deadline set b ...More


Boycott animal products, urges Collector
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The Hindu, Saturday, October 09, 2004

BANGALORE, OCT. 8. After Shwetha Sen (name changed) moved here from Mumbai this February, she noticed `leucoderma-like' patches on her forehead. The Mumbai dermatologist she consulted told her it migh ...More


Pollution causing skin problems?
Divya Sreedharan
The Hindu, Saturday, October 09, 2004

BANGALORE, OCT. 8. After Shwetha Sen (name changed) moved here from Mumbai this February, she noticed `leucoderma-like' patches on her forehead. The Mumbai dermatologist she consulted told her it migh ...More


Krishna Iyer urges people to combat pollution
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The Hindu , Thursday, October 07, 2004

KOCHI, OCT. 6. The former Supreme Court judge, V.R. Krishna Iyer, has urged the people to exercise their power against the increasing pollution of the environment by industrial units in the State. ...More


Delhi fails to meet pollution control deadline
Sujay Mehdudia
The Hindu, Saturday, October 02, 2004

NEW DELHI, OCT. 1. Putting a question mark over the resolve to wage a battle against air and vehicular pollution, the Delhi Government and other cities including Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata have faile ...More


Green mirage: Delhi's air is murkier
PALLAVI MAJUMDAR
Times of India , Wednesday, September 22, 2004

NEW DELHI: Buses and autos may not be blowing as much smoke into your face now, but that doesn't mean Delhi is breathing easier. Every day, 500-700 private vehicles are added to the city's burden, and ...More


Villages in Cuddalore industrial estate `toxic hot spot'
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The Hindu, Tuesday, September 21, 2004

CHENNAI, SEPT. 20. Twenty thousand residents of 10 villages and several hamlets around the over two decade-old SIPCOT industrial estate near Cuddalore town are exposed to high levels of 22 toxic chemi ...More


Protest with `polluted water'
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The Hindu, Tuesday, September 14, 2004

COIMBATORE, SEPT. 13. The residents of Mahadevapuram, Nellithurai Road in Mettupalayam today thronged the Collectorate to draw the attention of the authorities concerned towards the air pollution caus ...More


UNEP and Iraqi Environment Ministry to Assess Key Polluted Sites
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Unep Asia Pacific News, Sunday, September 12, 2004

Nairobi/Geneva, 14 September 2004 ? Environmental 'hot spots' in Iraq are to be investigated as part of a long term plan to clean up the country after well over a decade of instability and conflict, ...More


Clearing the air around the city
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Hindustan Times, Wednesday, September 01, 2004

The National Capital Region is stepping on the gas to make the area a cleaner place. Following the example set by Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad will also set up compressed natural gas stations soon fed b ...More


'Govt needs to invest in public transportation in a big way'
G. Mahadevan
Times of India, Wednesday, August 11, 2004

NEW DELHI: For a city which bears the load of 1.4 crore people, Delhi has to grapple with a host of environmental challenges. Air pollution and water pollution remain two of the major concerns, with c ...More


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