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Notice issued on plea against beachfront high-rise project in Karachi - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Notice issued on plea against beachfront high-rise project in Karachi - Pakistan

A DHA resident challenges construction of multi-storey residential and commercial project without Sepa approval.

Source: dawn.com
'Conditional approval' for Bhara Kahu project irks high court - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

'Conditional approval' for Bhara Kahu project irks high court - Newspaper

Pak-EPA official says Rs1 million penalty imposed on CDA for flouting environmental laws...

Source: dawn.com
Thailand's Environmental Impact Assessment Scheme At a Glance - Vimarsana News

Thailand's Environmental Impact Assessment Scheme At a Glance

The recent news of multiple heavy storms in many countries serves as yet another reminder of climate change predictions that extreme weather events…

Who owns restaurants, tea shops on Seaview beach, SHC asks CBC - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Who owns restaurants, tea shops on Seaview beach, SHC asks CBC - Newspaper

Cantt board, DHA told to file details of all operational and soon-to-be operational commercial entities in four weeks...

Source: dawn.com
Mawella Bay, extolled by Lonely Planet, faces threat of destruction - Vimarsana News

Mawella Bay, extolled by Lonely Planet, faces threat of destruction

The Mawella Bay, amongst the top 10 most beautiful beaches in Sri Lanka according to Lonely Planet, is under severe threat of destruction due to unplanned coastal constructions. The Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) has been fighting a lonely battle against the Coast Conservation and the Department (CCD) and the Fisheries Ministry to stop the […]

Source: island.lk