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The Thailand’s National Environment Board (NEB) on March 15 backed stronger measures to deal with air pollution from fine particle matter smaller than 2.5 microns (PM2.5), ordering all the 17 provinces in the north to cease burning activities until the end of April.

Few air-purifying unit manufacturing companies presented their technology during the meeting.

Since the appointment of Dr Bashir Jamoh as the director general of the Nigerian Marítime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), the country has been

The Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala has started to stink like the Brahampuram Waste Plant in Kochi due to its corruption, the opposition Congress said on Monday.

BMC boss forms panel on dust control measures days after activists pointed out in this paper links between rampant violations at construction sites and pollution

The Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala has started to stink like the Brahampuram Waste Plant in Kochi due to its "corruption", the opposition Congress said on Monday.Leader of Opposition V.D. Satheesan told the media that ...

Excelsior Correspondent LEH, Mar 6: The Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Brigadier (Retd) BD Mishra, held a meeting with Regional Director, Ladakh Pollution Control Committee (LPCC), Aditya Madanpotra, at Raj Niwas to review the implementation of pollution control laws in Ladakh. The LG inquired about the issue raised by the representatives of the All Ladakh Hotel and Guest House Association (ALHGHA) regarding the notification issued by Ladakh Pollution Control Committee to comply with the need to...

Excelsior Correspondent LEH, Mar 6: The Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Brigadier (Retd) BD Mishra, held a meeting with Regional Director, Ladakh Pollution Control Committee (LPCC), Aditya Madanpotra, at Raj Niwas to review the implementation of pollution control laws in Ladakh. The LG inquired about the issue raised by the representatives of the All Ladakh Hotel and Guest House Association (ALHGHA) regarding the notification issued by Ladakh Pollution Control Committee to comply with the need to...

Leamington Council has approved the proposed 2023 municipal. The approved budget equates to an $82.63 annual tax levy increase ($6.89 per month) on an

‘Law doesn’t allow anyone to both approbate, reprobate’ *Says SO 60 valid legislation to facilitate infra development Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 3: Making it clear that law doesn’t allow anyone to both approbate and reprobate, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has held that policy decision of the State cannot be disturbed unless the same is found to be grossly arbitrary or irrational and Government has rightly liberalized the establishment of stone crus...