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05/03/2010


• Book: OUR TOXIC WORLD - A Guide to Hazardous Substances in our Everyday Lives
By Aniruddha Sen Gupta, Toxics Link; published by SAGE; 05/03/2010
The mode of development that the world—and India—has followed has led to a situation where we are surrounded by numerous hazardous substances in our everyday lives, affecting the health of people, of other living creatures, and of the planet as a whole. Our Toxic World is an effort to shine a keen light on these substances, and suggest alternatives that will allow readers to improve the physical quality of their lives and of their environment.
 

02/03/2010


• Quotes from the Earth : Environmental Film Festival (Hubli)
By Toxics Link; published by Toxics Link; 02/03/2010
Toxics Link in partnership with health care without harm(HCWH) organised Quotes from the earth - An Environmental film festival on 10 Feb 2010 at Hubli.
 

10/02/2010


• Toxics Dispatch 37 (English)
By Toxics Link; published by Toxics Link; 10/02/2010
Huge amount of electronic waste is generated by discarded mobile phones in India. The Indian mobile phone market adds almost 10 million annual subscribers. Every year 35 million mobile phones are discarded, creating 5000 tonnes of electronic waste in the country. The environmental crisis stems from the fact that mobile phones contain a number of carcinogenic and hazardous compounds that pollute air, soil and water
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06253_Toxics_Dispatch_37(Eng).pdf
 

01/02/2010

• The Gandhi influence on Australian rainforests
By Toxics Link; published by Toxics Link; 01/02/2010
Toxics Link, Kalpvriksh and the Australian High Commission, with environmental activist John Seed as the speaker organised a Public Lecture on January 28th, 2010, as part of the Environment and Health Public Lecture series held on a monthly basis at India International Center.
 

18/01/2010

• Report : CPCB gauges pollution from industrial clusters
By Central Pollution Control Board; published by Central Pollution Control Board; 18/01/2010
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is on the guard against the rising pollution from industries again. CPCB has therefore taken an initiative of classifying industrial clusters based on scientific criteria and design action plans accordingly.
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06251_Industrial Clusters_env_assessment.pdf
 

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Latest Publications Added

. Book: OUR TOXIC WORLD - A Guide to Hazardous Substances in our Everyday Lives
. Quotes from the Earth : Environmental Film Festival (Hubli)
. Toxics Dispatch 37 (English)
. The Gandhi influence on Australian rainforests
. Report : CPCB gauges pollution from industrial clusters

 

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