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Stubble Burning Stopped, But Delhi's Pollution Remains Serious: Centre
Stubble burning has stopped now but Delhi's air pollution situation remains serious, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Stubble Burning: New Tech To Be Used In Delhi, Other States, Says Environment Minister
Delhi and the neighbouring states of Haryana, Punjab, UP and Rajasthan, which get covered by thick pollution due to stubble burning every year, will this year use a new technology developed by Pusa Agriculture Institute to decompose straw in the fields, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Thursday.
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Trees Were Cut For Delhi Metro Too: Prakash Javadekar Backs Aarey Project
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today came out in support of felling of trees at Aarey Colony in north Mumbai, saying as per the High Court ruling it is "not a forest area".
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India To Formally Sign Paris Climate Change Accord On April 22
India will formally sign the Paris agreement, adopted by more than 190 countries at last year's climate change summit in the French capital, at the UN Headquarters in New York later this month.
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No Environmental Clearance Given To Projects On Ganga In 2 Years: Government
No environmental clearance has been granted to any project on river Ganga in the last two years, government told Rajya Sabha today.
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Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar Addresses Media: Highlights
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar is addressing a press conference.
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No Adverse Impact On India Due To Climate Change Pact: Government
Government today assured the Lok Sabha that there would be no adverse impact on India's development due to commitments made at the Paris climate summit as the country will attain sustainable growth even while reducing its carbon emissions.
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Climate Change May Lead To Spread Of Malaria, Crop Loss: Government
A study to assess the impacts of climate change has projected the spread of malaria to newer areas, government today said.
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Climate Change May Lead To Spread Of Malaria, Crop Loss: Government
A study to assess the impacts of climate change has projected the spread of malaria to newer areas, government today said.
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Prakash Javadekar To Give Statement On Paris Agreement In Parliament
India's concerns of both national and environmental targets were achieved in the Paris Agreement on climate change and a statement regarding this will be made in the Parliament this week, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Developed Countries Not Fulfilling Their Obligations On Climate Change: India
Terming as "game changer" the national climate action plans of every country, India today strongly voiced its concern over exclusion of these plans in the new draft negotiating text unveiled by climate change negotiators and said developed countries did not fulfil their obligations.
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India To Set Up 8 New Ecological Observatories
India will set up eight new ecological observatories, as compared to just one at present, including in the Himalayas and Western Ghats, to map the long-term impacts of climate change, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar has said.
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India Seeks 'Climate Justice' for Poor Nations at Paris Talks
India will urge rich nations to deliver "climate justice" for developing countries at a major environmental conference in Paris later this month, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said in an interview with AFP.
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Delhi Greenest Among All Metropolitan Cities in the Country
In spite of rapid urbanisation, the government today said that Delhi has the largest forest cover out of three metropolitan cities while the country's green cover is over 23 per cent.
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Cleared 650 Projects in 7 months, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar Tells NDTV
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar says his ministry has handed out 650 green clearances since the new government came to power in May, and this will fast-track projects worth thousands of crores.
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Stubble Burning Stopped, But Delhi's Pollution Remains Serious: Centre
Stubble burning has stopped now but Delhi's air pollution situation remains serious, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Stubble Burning: New Tech To Be Used In Delhi, Other States, Says Environment Minister
Delhi and the neighbouring states of Haryana, Punjab, UP and Rajasthan, which get covered by thick pollution due to stubble burning every year, will this year use a new technology developed by Pusa Agriculture Institute to decompose straw in the fields, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Thursday.
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Trees Were Cut For Delhi Metro Too: Prakash Javadekar Backs Aarey Project
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today came out in support of felling of trees at Aarey Colony in north Mumbai, saying as per the High Court ruling it is "not a forest area".
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India To Formally Sign Paris Climate Change Accord On April 22
India will formally sign the Paris agreement, adopted by more than 190 countries at last year's climate change summit in the French capital, at the UN Headquarters in New York later this month.
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No Environmental Clearance Given To Projects On Ganga In 2 Years: Government
No environmental clearance has been granted to any project on river Ganga in the last two years, government told Rajya Sabha today.
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Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar Addresses Media: Highlights
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar is addressing a press conference.
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No Adverse Impact On India Due To Climate Change Pact: Government
Government today assured the Lok Sabha that there would be no adverse impact on India's development due to commitments made at the Paris climate summit as the country will attain sustainable growth even while reducing its carbon emissions.
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Climate Change May Lead To Spread Of Malaria, Crop Loss: Government
A study to assess the impacts of climate change has projected the spread of malaria to newer areas, government today said.
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Climate Change May Lead To Spread Of Malaria, Crop Loss: Government
A study to assess the impacts of climate change has projected the spread of malaria to newer areas, government today said.
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Prakash Javadekar To Give Statement On Paris Agreement In Parliament
India's concerns of both national and environmental targets were achieved in the Paris Agreement on climate change and a statement regarding this will be made in the Parliament this week, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Developed Countries Not Fulfilling Their Obligations On Climate Change: India
Terming as "game changer" the national climate action plans of every country, India today strongly voiced its concern over exclusion of these plans in the new draft negotiating text unveiled by climate change negotiators and said developed countries did not fulfil their obligations.
-
India To Set Up 8 New Ecological Observatories
India will set up eight new ecological observatories, as compared to just one at present, including in the Himalayas and Western Ghats, to map the long-term impacts of climate change, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar has said.
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India Seeks 'Climate Justice' for Poor Nations at Paris Talks
India will urge rich nations to deliver "climate justice" for developing countries at a major environmental conference in Paris later this month, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said in an interview with AFP.
-
Delhi Greenest Among All Metropolitan Cities in the Country
In spite of rapid urbanisation, the government today said that Delhi has the largest forest cover out of three metropolitan cities while the country's green cover is over 23 per cent.
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Cleared 650 Projects in 7 months, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar Tells NDTV
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar says his ministry has handed out 650 green clearances since the new government came to power in May, and this will fast-track projects worth thousands of crores.
