The green panel had said the problem has not been tackled for the last 43 years and it has resulted in contamination of ground water affecting the health and life of the inhabitants.
The second of a five-part series highlights serious pollution, poor infrastructure, and rising sea levels as the ills of urbanisation that afflict the city
The NGT had earlier said there was no proper mechanism for plastic waste management in the country and directed the CPCB to take necessary action in this regard.
The DPCC monitors the river water quality on monthly basis through nine water quality monitoring stations
Delhi Chief Secretary, however, told the NGT that show cause procedure is unnecessary in view of the orders of the Supreme Court.
The tribunal suggested that people can be communicated about health emergency through public broadcasters like Doordarshan
At present, the proposal is to install 202 CAAQMS in 114 cities, out of which process to install 152 is underway
The UP chief minister has asked the state chief secretary to convene an urgent meeting
Approximately 9 million vehicles, of which 75 per cent are two-wheelers, will be due for scrapping by next year, the tribunal had said
The green panel said the problem has not been tackled for the last 43 years and it has resulted in contamination of ground water affecting the health and life of the inhabitants.
The green panel said daily-wage workers who depend on construction sites to make a living are worst sufferers of the ban on construction activities as they have been rendered jobless
The Supreme Court earlier issued directions to Delhi-NCR to stop construction, demolition and garbage burning activities
The NGT bench sought the report within a month from a committee comprising officials from the Ministry of Environment and Forest, CPCB and DPCC
Immersion controls a model for other public interest initiatives
The bench said it was tentatively inclined to fine the state government Rs 100 crore for not being able to act on its assurances about cleaning the water bodies
The NGT had earlier rapped the MoEF for not abiding by its directions on implementation of a notification on air pollution emission standards.
The panel ordered schools and colleges that if they fail to install the system in two months, they are liable to pay Rs 5 lakh as fine
The green panel directed CGWA to file a detailed compliance report on the issue within a week
The green panel said the states should identify areas where the dispersion of the air is higher
The green panel ordered the officials to file an affidavit and apprise it about the industries