GAP told to clean up its act

A Supreme Court order has put the fate of the ambitious Ganga Action Plan in doubt

How date palm seeds can remove toxins from the environment

Date seed oil could clean up polluted water and war-ravaged sites

Tiny cleaners

Friends for a cause

SOUTH KOREA

No alternative

Curbing MTBE leak is best way to stop groundwater pollution

Civil engineering for a social planet

A technology worth a try...

Water of Ganga, 21 other rivers in Bihar unfit to even bathe in, finds state pollution control board

Six sewage treatment plants in Patna not fully functional, direct discharge of effluents in Ganga

Hyacinth can help remove toxic chromium from polluted water

Researchers from India and Ethiopia have developed low-cost method to remove chromium from water

Slick moppers

Money talks

Beauty has its uses

Ornamental plants clean the water they grow in

Water cess bill gets Lok Sabha nod

After long denial, Haryana recognises Najafgarh lake as water body

The NGT has now directed Delhi government to take appropriate steps in accordance with law for revival of the lake

Not an ideal immersion

Instead of artificial tanks, devotees use lakes and large water bodies for immersion of idols of Lord Ganesh

Chocks away for green plans

After years of controlling noise pollution, airports across the globe are now trying to curb water and air defilement

Division of labour

How biodiversity helps clean pollutants in water and soil

Monitoring Ganga on Net

Cleanup call

ARSENIC POLLUTION

Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (September 29, 2023)

Down To Earth brings you the top environmental cases heard in the Supreme Court, the high courts and the National Green Tribunal  

Suggestions on government’s Clean Ganga online platform limited in scope

The Ganga Vichar Manch was launched on January 30 under the National Mission for Clean Ganga

MTBE is out!

USA is all set to promote ethanol

A political gimmick

When concern for the environment is merely cosmetic, can we hope for a change?

Carbon dots: A futuristic solution for sustainably managing aquatic environment?

The inexpensive nanomaterial is becoming more popular in applications like sensing and bioimaging