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DoE demolishes six brick kilns in Chattogram Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Department of Environment (DoE), Chattogram today demolished six brick kilns that were being illegally operated in Chattogram. Of the six kilns, three were demolished in Satkania upazila, two in Hathazari upazila and one in Patiya upazila.
Article content âCommitting to consult on a modernized policyâ â that was the second shoe Energy Minister Sonya Savage dropped when she announced she was reinstating Albertaâs 1976 Coal Policy. The publicâs demand to be consulted about coal mining was the accelerant for the firestorm of criticism the Kenney government endured after it quietly rescinded that policy last year. What should the ministerâs consultation commitment offer Albertans? Nothing less than the opportunity to determine the future of Albertaâs iconic Eastern Slopes. Public consultation shou...
Bald eagle rescued from Chittenango Creek euthanized due to injuries A bald eagle had to be euthanized after suffering severe head injuries from falling onto ice on Chittenango Creek in Bridgeport over the weekend. Posted: Feb 10, 2021 11:08 AM Updated: Feb 10, 2021 11:24 AM Posted By: WKTV CHADWICKS, N.Y. – A bald eagle had to be euthanized after suffering severe head injuries from falling onto ice on Chittenango Creek in Bridgeport over the weekend. Wildlife rehabilitators at the Woodhaven Wildlife Center in Chadwicks were called in to help the Department of Environment Conservation res...
Waste segregation at sets can make a world of difference: Anushka Sharma ANI | Updated: Feb 06, 2021 13:11 IST New Delhi [India], February 6 (ANI): Setting an example for her fellow celebrities actor-turned-producer Anushka Sharma has begun the practice of waste segregation on the sets of the projects greenlit by her production house Clean Slate Filmz. The new mom is the first producer to begin this practice at her sets to take a step towards environment conservation. Talking about the step taken by her production company, the 'PK' actor said that the p...
DEC says major phase of the project two-thirds completed The Evening Tribune HORNELL — Workers are “burning the midnight oil” on a $4.2 million project to remediate the former Manufactured Gas Plant site in Hornell. The New York State Department of Environment Conservation, which is providing oversight for the National Fuel Gas-financed cleanup, said a major project phase is on track to be completed by around mid-March. The 1.82 acres of land is located along Franklin Street, near the corner with Canisteo Street, southwest of downtown Hornell. The property is listed as a Class "2" clean...