Navi Mumbai airport gets 250 hectare forest land
The Maharashtra government should nominate the same for the Ramsar site, the NBWL has recommended. Mumbai: In a shot in the arm for the Navi Mumbai international airport, the Maharashtra government
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Badalta Maharashtra: Strike balance between environment & development for progress
“There has to be a right balance. Environmentally, though permissions have been granted for mega projects, at times the conditions applied are a bit too stringent,” Bhatia said. Striking a balance
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Judgement of the National Green Tribunal regarding diversion of forest land to the non-forest purpose in the area of Karnala Bird Sanctuary, Raigad District, Maharashtra, 03/09/2015
<p>Judgement of the National Green Tribunal (Western Zone Bench, Pune) in the matter of National Highways Authority of India Vs Government of Maharashtra & Others dated 03/09/2015 regarding diversion
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Eco-sensitive zone radius around Karnala sanctuary to be reduced
MUMBAI: The Rs 1,1000-crore Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) project will not face environmental impediments as the Union environment and forest ministry (MoEF) is likely to approve the eco-sensitive zone
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Major national highway project still await environment ministry's clearances
Twenty eight major highway projects have hit a road block owing to clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forest. Some projects are as old as 2006. Stretch along Karnala Bird Sanctuary near Mumbai
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Water scarcity hits Karnala sanctuary K C Singh
Forest Officials Say Tankers Will Be Used To Refill Lakes The hot summer has led to a considerable water crunch at the green zone of Karnala Bird Sanctuary near Panvel, causing much discomfort to the
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High court permits clearing of mangroves for Navi Mum airport
Mumbai: In a major boost for the proposed Navi Mumbai airport, the Bombay high court on Tuesday gave its goahead to Cidco’s request to be able to clear mangroves for the greenfield project. Hearing
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Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding the setting up of a viscose staple fibre plant near the vicinity of Karnala Birds Sanctuary dated 13/09/2013
Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Nicholas H. Almeida Vs M/s Lenzing Modi Fibres India Pvt Ltd & Others dated 13/09/2013 regarding the setting up of a viscose staple fibre plant near
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Green panel clears Navi Mumbai airport
Mumbai may finally get its new airport now as a panel of the Union ministry of environment and forests (MoEF) has given the ‘green signal’ for the multi-billion rupee project. The proposal had also
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Maneka writes to Chavan over illegal construction near Karnala bird sanctuary
Member of Parliament Maneka Gandhi has written to Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan alleging that a company has begun illegal construction near Karnala bird sanctuary in Panvel. In the letter, Gandhi said a private company had sought permission to set up a factory within 10 kilometres of the sanctuary, which houses 147 species of Indian birds and 37 migratory bird species, including some endangered species. She said the company intended to dispose its effluent into the sea.