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Towards greener development: EIA sector specific manuals brought out by the Ministry of Environment and Forests

This article collates and presents 26 of the 37 environment impact assessment (EIA) manuals brought out by the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF). These manuals are aimed at expert appraisal committees, and hope to improve the quality of appraisal of projects. These will also provide a template for use by organisations and consultants developing the EIA reports.cover page of the EIA guidance manual-ship breaking yards

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EIA guidelines - Distilleries (2010)3.9 MB
EIA guidelines - Induction/arc and cupola furnaces (2010)4.8 MB
EIA guidelines - Ship breaking yards (2010)3.96 MB
EIA guidelines - Pulp & paper (2010)4.9 MB
EIA guidelines - Leather/skin/hide processing industry (2010) 5.11 MB
EIA guidelines - Chlor alkali industry (2010)5.26 MB
EIA guidelines - Chemical fertilizers (2010)5.35 MB
EIA guidelines - Cement (2010)5.47 MB
EIA guidelines - Man-made fibre (2010)5.71 MB
EIA guidelines - Common effluent treatment plants (CETPs) (2010)5.72 MB
EIA guidelines - Sugar (2010)5.8 MB
EIA guidelines - Common hazardous waste disposal, storage and treatment facilities (2010)6.11 MB
EIA guidelines - Nuclear power (2010)12.16 MB
EIA guidelines - Coal washery (2010) 12.14 MB
EIA guidelines - Airports (2010)12.06 MB
EIA guidelines - Mining (2010)11.98 MB
EIA guidelines - Building construction and townships (2010)11.87 MB
EIA guidelines - Ports & harbours (2010)11.48 MB
EIA guidelines - Aerial ropeways (2010)10.96 MB
EIA guidelines - Asbestos (2010)10.85 MB
EIA guidelines - Highway (2010)9.91 MB
EIA guidelines - Mineral beneficiation (2010)9.26 MB
EIA guidelines - Offshore and on-shore oil & gas exploration, development & production (2010)7.88 MB
EIA guidelines - Thermal power (2010)7.44 MB
EIA guidelines - Synthetic organic industry (2010)7.25 MB
EIA guidelines - Industrial estates (2010)6.63 MB
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The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) - Global Water Tool

The WBCSD's Global Water Tool, launched at World Water Week 2007 in Stockholm and updated in 2009 for the 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul, and further upgraded in 2010, is a free and easy-to-use, high-level tool for companies and organizations to map their water use and assess risks relative to their global operations and supply chains.Read More

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Salinity mitigation by industry - A case study of Ambuja Cements Limited - Junagadh

This presentation describes the work of Ambuja Cements Limited, in managing salinity in groundwater, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, in coastal Junagadh region of Gujarat.Read More

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Salinity mitigation by industry - A case study of Ambuja cement - Junagadh (2008)1.01 MB

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Junagadh, GJ, India
Latitude: 21.515471, Longitude: 70.456444

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Water conservation in industry - A case study of ACC Chaibasa Cement Works Limited

This presentation describes the work of ACC Chaibasa Cement Works Limited, in conserving water in its industrial processes, through strengthening its water monitoring system by installation of water meters at source points, recycling of effluent of reject pit discharge to abandoned mine pit, zero effluent discharge by providing sedimentation tanks and re-utilisation of effluent. Apart from water, work was also done on reducing Greenhouse gas emissions.Read More

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Water conservation in industry - A case study of ACC Damodhar Cement Works Limited

This presentation describes the work of ACC Damodhar Cement Works Limited, in conserving water in its industrial processes, through domestic waste-water recycling, reduction in river water usage, and by close circuiting of process water.Read More

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Water conservation efforts - Hindustan Zinc Limited - Chanderia (Rajasthan)

This presentation describes the efforts made by HIndustan Zinc Limited  at water conservation. HZL, India's only integrated mine-to-product zinc manufacturer, operates a zero waste water generation and discharge plant at Chanderia. Recovery and reuse of blow down and back wash water, modifications to the CT Fan technology to minimize evaporation, the use of an ultra low frequency wave & ionization process to treat the water without using chemicals, optimization of the cycle of concentration (COC) of circulating water, a dry fly ash handling system, the building of a storm water pond and the use of treated water for washing roads are among the highlights of the company's eco-friendly initiatives. Read More

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Water conservation efforts- Hindustan zinc limited - Rajasthan (2007)48.74 MB

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Chanderia, RJ, India
Latitude: 24.931269, Longitude: 74.629796

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The CII-GBC National Awards for Excellence in Water Management (2007)

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The CII-GBC National Awards for Excellence in Water Management 2007 are an important step towards encouraging, supporting and applauding industry efforts to conserve water and reduce toxic effluent discharge. As India's economic boom gathers more and more momentum with each passing year, industrial water and energy use and related environmental impacts are going to be among the most critical factors in resource sustainability debates in the country and elsewhere. The companies portrayed represent a wide spectrum of industry: paper, metals, agro-processing, synthetic fibre, petroleum, transport, cement, energy, fertilizer, soft drinks and more.

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