<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal (Western Zone Bench, Pune) in the matter of Bhavesh Arun Karekar & Others Vs MoEF&CC & Others dated 15/04/2024.</p> <p>The matter related to non-compliance
After investing more than Rs 200crores in the ambitious Turial Hydro Power Project, the North East Electric Power corporation is now planning to close down the project following a deadlock on
The Biotech Park in collaboration with the Council of Science and Technology, Uttar Pradesh, National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) and Lucknow Management Association held a bio-business meet
The Supreme Court refused to extend its order to stay the visit of two members of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) to the river basin. The Gandhi Sahitya Sangh Trust had challenged the
A water tank constructed by the Goa government at Kazorsai-Colomba over 20 years ago, has been completely silted due to the run offs from a mining concession in the area. A convenient source for
The Rajasthan government has sought an increase in the royalty of chief
BHP Billion, the Anglo-Australian $19 billion , Fortune 500 company and the worlds's largest diversified miner, plans to undertake bauxite and alumina mining projects in
The Sri Lankan Supreme Court prohibited the issue of mechanised sand mining permits until a national policy on sand mining is adopted and ordered the suspension of mechanised sand mining, predicting
Illicit sand mining in the Cauvery riverbed continues unabated in some of the villages on the banks in Tiruchi district, with powerful local mafia groups involving agricultural labourers in the
In 1997, as a top executive of a Utah mining company, David Lauriski proposed a measure that could allow some operators to let coal-dust levels rise substantially in mines. The plan went nowhere in
Three villages in Pavi Jetpur taluka of Vadodara in Gujarat have protested against a manganese mining project coming up at an abandoned site previously excavated by the British World War II.
