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World Environment Day: India searching its ‘green fund’, Green India Mission stopped World Environment Day: India searching its ‘green fund’, Green India Mission stopped
While hundreds of ‘symbolic’ activities are marking the World Environment day across the country, CauseBecause dug out a news story that brings to light the fact that India’s Green Mission, one of eight such plans under the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), is yet to see light.
Almost impossible to ‘not’ get environment clearance Almost impossible to ‘not’ get environment clearance
The statutory Forest Advisory Committee (FAC) took just one day to clear several projects that it had rejected earlier for falling foul of green regulations or being too damaging to the environment.
Supreme Court asks Sterlite Industries to pay Rs 100 crore for polluting environment Supreme Court asks Sterlite Industries to pay Rs 100 crore for polluting environment
The company has to pay the compensation amount in five years, the SC ruled. The court has made it a point to emphasise that the compensation must act as a deterrent and any fine less than Rs 100 crore would not have had the desired impact.
Economic Survey: New avenues needed for sustainable development Economic Survey: New avenues needed for sustainable development
‘While it makes efforts to efficiently and expeditiously bring price signals and other policy instruments into play, India could do much more if new and additional financeand technology are made available through multilateral processes,’ states the Survey tabled in Parliament today.
India ranked least green in terms of electric car emissions India ranked least green in terms of electric car emissions
India has been classified as the least green country to make and drive electric cars, according to a report by independent research group Shrink That Footprint. The bottom-most ranking is due to an electricity grid dominated by high-carbon coal.
MoEF seeks more funds towards Green India Mission MoEF seeks more funds towards Green India Mission
In a bid to generate its own resources, the MoEF has also moved the Supreme Court to draw money from its compensatory afforestation fund, a corpus collected from user agencies towards compensatory afforestation...
Organic farming to employ 80 lakh in Rajasthan: Assocham Organic farming to employ 80 lakh in Rajasthan: Assocham
Revealing an interesting finding from its study on organic farming in Rajasthan, industry body Assocham said that if organic farming is actively promoted, it has the potential to generate over 80 lakh jobs in Rajasthan in over the next five years.
Renewable energy: India to boost capacity by 30,000 MW Renewable energy: India to boost capacity by 30,000 MW
The plan was to raise the share of renewable power to 6-8 per cent of the country’s total generation capacity. This means that a major part of the power generated will still be from thermal and hydropower sources.
Solar energy: India can produce enough, claims a new study Solar energy: India can produce enough, claims a new study
India’s energy needs can be met entirely by solar and other renewable sources. The report, published in the journal Current Science, contradicts the widely propagated theory that the country does not have enough land to exploit the potential of solar energy...
Save the leopard Save the leopard
At least four leopards have been poached in India every week for the last decade. So says the report titled ‘Illuminating the Blind Spots: A Study on Illegal Trade in Leopard Parts in India (2001-2010)’, released by Traffic India, the wildlife trade monitoring network.
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Author: Wayne Visser, Founder and Director, CSR International