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The document summarizes an integrated solid waste management project for Raichur City in India. It discusses ESG's approach of interacting with various stakeholders to understand their solid waste management needs. It also describes the development of comprehensive maps, a management action plan, and community educational materials like a documentary film and picture book to promote sustainable waste practices. Training was provided to local waste workers, and awareness campaigns engaged students and the public.
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Brinjal biopiracy
1. ESG exposed biopiracy of local brinjal varieties in India by Monsanto and Mahyco for development of Bt brinjal, in violation of laws protecting traditional knowledge and biodiversity.
2. NBA and other authorities failed to properly regulate access to these varieties and insertation of foreign genes despite ESG's complaints, until pressure from parliamentarians led NBA to confirm prosecution of Monsanto and others involved in 2011.
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The enforcement of environmental laws in India faces challenges. While India has an extensive framework of over 200 environmental laws, implementation and enforcement is hampered by weak regulatory bodies, ambiguity in laws, and a bias toward development over environmental protection. The judiciary has become increasingly active in environmental cases, directing policy and project approvals. However, some argue the courts have exceeded their role and failed to properly consider technical issues. Overall, India's environmental laws require stronger implementation and enforcement mechanisms to balance development and environmental protection.
The joy of composting at home
The document discusses composting at home using a three-tier Daily Dump Kumbha system. It describes how kitchen and garden waste is easily composted in the container over weeks, transforming into nutrient-rich soil. Witnessing this process of organic decay into compost is fascinating. The finished compost can then be used to enrich home gardens grown in urban balconies. Composting and home gardening provide many benefits and should be mandatory practices.
Posco
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Indian food, culture,traditions and their role in community health
The document discusses how Indian food, culture and traditions have been shaped by its long history and influences from various rulers and neighbors. It describes the diversity of Indian cuisine across regions and the important role of spices. The principles of Ayurvedic cooking focus on balancing doshas, gunas, tastes and maintaining the seven dhatus. Traditional Indian meals are social occasions and include fermented foods, ghee and age old practices that promote health.
Lake privatization comic_strip
The state has leased a lake to a private company who wants to turn it into an entertainment park, but this will restrict public access and impact both humans and wildlife. Locals are concerned it will be too expensive for many to visit, fishermen will lose their livelihood, and noise/lights will scare away animals. The document suggests organizing protests and writing letters to pressure the government to keep lakes as public spaces for all.
Kali River Pollution
The Kali River in western India is 180km long and flows into the Arabian Sea. It supports forests and wildlife but suffers from illegal sand mining and pollution from a paper mill. A proposal to build a 7th dam was cancelled after fraudulent environmental impact assessments. The West Coast Paper Mill, operating since 1959, discharges untreated toxic effluents into the Kali, contaminating water sources and impacting community health. Despite protests, the mill plans to expand operations.
Namma raste namma ooru namma jaaga
The document discusses a proposal to widen 140 roads in Bangalore over 400 km to reduce traffic congestion. However, the road widening will destroy over 40,000 trees and increase the city's temperature by 3 degrees Celsius. It will also negatively impact pedestrians, street vendors, and local businesses. Instead of focusing only on increasing road space, the document argues for more comprehensive planning and public transportation investments to provide a sustainable long-term solution.
Guardians of biodiversity
The document discusses the history and definition of biodiversity. It notes that the term "biodiversity" was coined in 1985 and gained popularity after a 1988 book. The document also summarizes the history and goals of the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity, which aims to conserve biodiversity and share benefits from genetic resources. It then discusses some key causes and implications of biodiversity loss.
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Enahancing public participation in decision making (2)
The document discusses challenges with public participation in environmental decision making in India. It notes that while public participation is important, the terms "public" and "participation" are often narrowly defined. It also discusses how public needs and grievances are often not considered, and statutory public hearings are merely a formality with no real commitment to understanding community concerns. The document outlines several barriers to meaningful public participation including limited access to information, lack of accountability, and non-responsive regulatory agencies. It calls for reforms to laws and processes to genuinely incorporate public participation.
Lake Privatisation
The document summarizes Bangalore's lake systems and the issues they face. It notes that Bangalore once had 262 lakes in 1961, but that number declined to 127 in 1986 and 117 in 2003 due to urban expansion. The lakes are interlinked in a chain and help with groundwater recharge. However, many have been leased to private companies, restricting public access. There have been protests and court cases around privatization and efforts to better protect and restore the critical lake systems.
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