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The receipt in your hand looks harmless, but its heat-sensitive coating can contain chemicals that transfer to skin, raising fresh questions about repeated everyday exposureMany receipts are printed on heat-sensitive thermal paper, which contains chemicals like BPA and BPS. This poses a risk as exposure can occ...- Supreme Court dismisses PIL seeking disclosure of ethanol content in petrol at fuel pumpsThe Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a public interest litigation seeking mandatory disclosure of the exact ethanol content in ...
- What psychologists say about your "Bad Memory": Why forgetting everyday details is actually your brain's smartest strategy for sharper focusWhat psychologists say about your bad memory might surprise you. You walk into a room and blank out. You hunt for keys in plain sight. Don'...
- Driving logistics forward: How Gurugram-based Varuna Group is maintaining a balance between innovation and sustainabilityVaruna Group, established in 1996, is a logistics services provider leveraging advanced digital technologies like IoT, AI, data analytics, ...
- How sustainability is finding its way into hair & beauty businessThe hair and beauty segment has adopted various eco-friendly practices to make itself green amid rising need to embrace sustainable solutio...
- Banks, financial institutions can look at having paperless branches: RBI discussion paperIn a discussion paper on 'Climate Risk and Sustainable Finance', the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said it intends to prepare a strategy base...
- NGT clears decks for inland waterway project on Ganga river from Prayagraj to HaldiaThe Inland Waterways Authority told the tribunal that the High Court, in its April 28, 2016, order, allowed the project subject to receipt ...
- SC suspends environmental clearance to Mopa airport, asks EAC to revisit decisionIt said that a glaring deficiency which emerges from the EIA report is its failure to notice the existence of Ecologically Sensitive Zones ...
- Economic Survey 2018 is here: Five things that may matter to D-Street5 things the market will scrutinise closely in the survey for pointers to the Union Budget.
- Take steps to prevent underutilisation of funds for pollution abatement: Parliamentary panelThe recommendation came after the ministry in its action taken report said that the reasons for underutilisation under the scheme were non-...
- Decide on elevated road project within one month: NGT to MoEFThe green panel also directed the petitioner in the case to provide details of the encroachments near the Hindon Bird Sanctuary.
- Ten city projects denied green nodSEIAA's list of projects on hold are Oracle India, Brigade Enterprises, Sterling Developers, Nitesh Estates, Farah Builders. TGR Projects, ...
- Centre asks state green panels to speed up construction projectsThe Union Environment Ministry has directed state-level green panels to seek all relevant information at one go to ensure speedy clearances.
- RIL's Sikka Port expansion hits hurdle; to submit material to ascertain project’s impact on environmentVeerappa Moily may have to deal with a Reliance problem again, this time in the environment ministry.
- MoEF sends show-cause notice to Adani GroupThe company, added the report, had also failed to comply with monitoring and reporting on its emissions and the state of the surrounding en...
- Panel told to speed up green clearance for realty projects: Illegal sand mining may have ravaged the Yamuna river bed, but the demand for sand is unlikely to go down as the capital will see an enor...
- Lavasa expresses shock at Environment Ministry's noticePune-based Lavasa Corporation, a subsidiary of HCC, today expressed shock over the Environment Ministry's showcause notice to it for allege...
- Sukinda chromite deposits to be reopened after a decadeOrissa govt is taking steps to operationalise Sukinda chromite mines by taking due steps to clear procedural hurdles.
- Fiscal bonus: Incentive for states going greenThe state governments that work towards protecting the country’s forest cover are expected to get a special bonus from the coming fiscal.
- Reduce, recycle & reuse is the new mantra for financial services sectorThe financial services sector is going green in a steady manner. With an eye on preserving energy, companies have started easing the carbon...
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