Diljit Dosanjh’s Chandigarh Concert Violates Noise Pollution Rules: High Court Hearing

Diljit Dosanjh’s Chandigarh concert exceeded permissible noise levels, violating the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000. The Chandigarh administration confirmed this in a report to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, recommending strict action against those responsible. The court had previously granted permission for the concert on the condition that noise levels would remain within the limits.

Libero Copper Confirms No Overlap Between Mocoa Project and Regional Forest Reserve

Libero Copper & Gold Corporation has announced a significant development for its flagship Mocoa Project in Colombia. Following collaboration with Colombian authorities, official mining cadastral records have been updated to clarify the boundaries of the Mocoa Project area, confirming that it does not overlap with the regional forest reserve. This update ensures the project’s alignment with environmental regulations and paves the way for continued development.

Diwali 2024: A Crackdown on Firecrackers to Combat Air Pollution Across India

As Diwali and the winter season approach, several states in India are implementing strict regulations on firecracker usage to combat rising air pollution levels. From complete bans to limited bursting hours, states are prioritizing public health and environmental safety during the festive season. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the firework laws in various states across India.

Automotive Gear Oil Market to Reach US$ 5.01 Billion by 2034

The global automotive gear oil market is projected to grow significantly over the next decade, reaching US$ 5.01 billion by 2034. This growth is driven by increasing vehicle sales, rising expenditure on vehicle maintenance, and the growing adoption of automatic transmissions. The market is also influenced by stricter environmental regulations, leading to increased demand for high-quality gear oils that enhance vehicle efficiency and performance.

German Authorities Halt Carbon Credit Delivery Over Suspected Chinese Fraud

German authorities have stopped issuing carbon credits to companies suspected of fabricating emission reduction projects in China. Investigations revealed significant discrepancies and potential fraud in a scheme allowing German oil companies to offset their emissions through Chinese projects. The alleged scheme involved inflated climate balance sheets and may have resulted in billions of euros in avoided fines.

Global Industrial Salt Market to Witness Significant Growth Fueled by Increasing Demand

The global industrial salt market is projected to experience substantial growth, driven by a surge in demand across various industries, including de-icing, water treatment, and the Chlor-alkali sector. The rise of the solar evaporation process for salt production in regions like India and China is further bolstering market expansion. However, challenges related to stringent environmental regulations and the phasing out of mercury-based technology are posing obstacles.

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