<p>Report filed by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) regarding violation of Noise Pollution Rules, 2000 by some of the restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes in Hauz Khas village. Events like live
Union Minister for Environment and Forests T R Baalu, laid the foundation for a Rs 4.9 crore project for upgrading the common tannery effluent treatment plant at Dindigul, Tamil Nadu. Speaking on the
A trend setting scheme that became an example of people's participation the undeground drainage scheme of Alandur Municipality has come under a cloud. The residents of Nanganallur, Tamil Nadu are on
At a juncture when the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) is gearing to fight the growing problem of garbage (Municipal solid waste), Canadian firm has come to its help. The Canadian firm
Brazil battled to prevent the spread of toxins from reservoirs at a pulp and paper factory in southeastern Minas Gerais state and environmental groups said it was the country's worst industrial
Britain's emissions trading scheme failed to balloon into a busy market in its first year although some companies made easy money from cutting greenhouse gases, dealers said. "In terms of being a
With a crucial negotiating deadline having passed at the World Trade Organisation without any success, a complete collapse of the Doha round of trade negotiations is threatening to become a real
The Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad Council meeting was marred by unruly incidents and slogan shouting by about a 100 strong mob led by Congress activists and councillors hailing from LB Nagar
After the tanners, it is now the turn of the other polluting industries to be pushed beyond city limits. The West Bengal government has labelled 70 per cent of the 15,000 industries in the Calcutta
The Institute of Economic Growth has painted a dismal picture of the country's economic prospects in 2003-04 and said the cascading effect of last year's drought on the economy will be felt in this
Students of various local schools held a procession in the city to motivate people to keep the city clean and shun drugs. Mr Nilabh Kishore, SP (City), flagged off the march from Arya Girls High
