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NEAA quashes environment clearnace to cement plant in HP

Shimla, Sept 13 (PTI) In a siginificant decision, the National Environment Appellate Authority (NEAA) has quashed the environmental clearance granted to the Integrated Cement project of Lafarge India at Karsog in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.

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Water Environment Federation Launches New National Biosolids Partnership Web Site

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) announces the launch of a redesigned Web site for the National Biosolids Partnership (NBP), a nationally recognized voluntary program that advances environmentally sound biosolids management practices.

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Environment Agency rapped over diffuse pollution approach

The Environment Agency’s approach to tackling diffuse water pollution has not proved value for money and is based on “limited information”, according to the National Audit Office.

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GDG Environment Group Obtains a Financial Contribution from NRC-IRAP for Its Research Activities on Blue-Green Algae

TROIS-RIVIERES, QUEBEC– – GDG ENVIRONMENT GROUP welcomes with deep satisfaction a financial contribution of $350,000 from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program for a project aiming at developing a new technology for the rapid detection and quantification of cyanobacterial toxins.

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Environment Ministry and IITs sign agreement for National Ganga River Basin Management Plan

An agreement was signed on Tuesday between the seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the Ministry of Environment and Forests for the development of a management plan of the Ganga river basin called the National Ganga River Basin Management Plan Project (NGBRM).

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Environment Department urges more control of off-road vehicles

Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! The Santa Fe National Forest is less then a month from issuing a draft plan for managing motorized vehicles, but the New Mexico Environment Department says the agency isn’t doing enough to prevent off-roaders from damaging streams.

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Indian Christians lament mans greed on World Environment Day

In marking World Environment Day on Saturday the National Council of Churches in India urged churches relatedorganisations and agencies to celebrate and respond to environmental concerns that are due to human activities

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National Environment Puts Boucher, Chandler at Greater Risk

As the national political environment continues to tilt toward Republicans, a growing number of Democrats are likely to face tough re-election fights this fall.

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Environment Canada Provides Support to Help Haiti’s National Meteorological Service Rebuild Weather Forecasting Capacity

OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – June 18, 2010) – Environment Canada, in coordination with our international colleagues at Météo-France, has helped the Government of Haiti launch their first public meteorological website. The website carries information on weather warnings, alerts, weather bulletins and a five-day weather outlook from the National Meteorological Centre of Haiti (NMC).

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Environment Canada Expects Active Hurricane Season

Environment Canada is warning people to be prepared for an active Atlantic hurricane season. Chris Fogarty of Environment Canada’s Hurricane Centre says the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association is predicting 8 to 14 hurricanes over the next six months.

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