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Suggest Pollution Control Measures for Chandigarh

Suggest Pollution Control Measures for Chandigarh
Start Date :
Dec 22, 2015
Last Date :
Jun 01, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee (CPCC), U.T, Chandigarh has taken serious cognizance of the increasing pollution levels in the airs of the city. Pollution occurs in many ...

The Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee (CPCC), U.T, Chandigarh has taken serious cognizance of the increasing pollution levels in the airs of the city. Pollution occurs in many forms including Air, Water, Soil & Noise pollution.

The CPCC has expressed serious concern over the contamination of the overall environment as the sources of pollution don't simply have a negative impact on the natural world, but also have a measurable effect on the health of human beings also.

In this direction, the Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee has decided to engage the citizens of the city for their invaluable suggestions/ideas/opinions/practical solutions to put a check on increasing levels of all types of pollution in Chandigarh.

The CPCC hereby appeals to the city residents to participate in huge number in order to equip the CPCC with more and more innovative and practical solutions/ideas (which are implementable) to curb the problems arising out of different kind of pollution.

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Premjith Prabhakaran
Premjith Prabhakaran 10 years 6 months ago
#PollutionControl: Pollution is an integral component of all that happens in a city, right from the breathing of citizens. So it has to be tracked in an integrated way. Health, water, air, education, power, governance etc everything is connected. So integrated policy is needed rather than independent one. Independence is the real curse of development. india needs interdependence.
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Premjith Prabhakaran
Premjith Prabhakaran 10 years 6 months ago
#PollutionControL : Dear Modi ji, subsidies for gas, water, power, fuel etc should be aadhaar linked. Those who do segregation of waste in their homes only would be let eligible for subsidies in india.
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Premjith Prabhakaran
Premjith Prabhakaran 10 years 6 months ago
#PollutionControl : DEAR MODI JI, The only company in the world that can solve the pollution problems of Chandigarh is the Norvegion company M/S CAMBY . Invite them, they will convert Chandigarh to the best city on world. THIS IS THE ONLY SOLUTION FOR ALL POLLUTION PROBLEMS IN INDIAN CITIES. http://www.cambi.com/
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Harshvardhan Shah
Harshvardhan Shah 10 years 6 months ago
Usually private give retirement persona who are above 60 because old people never perform lile young people. In gov also you can see many are above 60 that why gov is not performing they are only talking but if you want to complete your project hire young generation they are much better than oldies
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krunal shah_7
krunal shah_7 10 years 6 months ago
1 tree(can be a plant/other vegetation) per house policy. Impose a compulsion to plant+take care/preserve at least 1 tree per 1 house. The challenge would be its implication. Which can be sorted out by alloting proper place for tree plantation & making random-periodic checks.
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krunal shah_7
krunal shah_7 10 years 6 months ago
Why are we just focusing on pollution control for specific cities? Are we waiting for other cities to turn into "Delhi" then we'll take any steps? I am not sure if "odd-even car rule" is going to be successful. Instead it would be much simple if govt just announces 1 day a week as completely public transport day for all the cities. Benefits- 1. Public transport provider will be benifited (rickshawalas/cab drivers) 2.less energy spent on keeping a check over vehicles with odd-even number.
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