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Air Quality In Nagaland Will Change Soon, Warns Kohima DC

KOHIMA Nagaland does not have big industries but if citizens keep using more cars, the quality of air will change a few years from now, said Deputy

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Stakeholders Asked To Make Concerted Efforts To Ban Plastics

Stakeholders Asked To Make Concerted Efforts To Ban Plastics
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Behavioural change essential to proper waste management

A workshop on waste management was held in Sovima Village, Chümoukdima on July 24. The workshop, which also dealt with plastic waste vis-à-vis the ban on single plastic, was jointly organized by the Tribal Welfare Society and the Nagaland Pollution Contro

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NPCB conducts awareness programme on single-use plastic-free campaign

Dimapur, Nov. 5 (EMN): The Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB) conducted an awareness programme as part of the single-use plastic-free campaign at Thahekhu village in Dimapur on Saturday. The programme was attended by village council members and the business establishment community. Akangmeren Imchen, Scientist B, NPCB, presented about the ill effects of plastics and how it impacts the environment. He stressed on the improper management of various wastes, especially plastic wastes which are carelessly dumped into the streams, nullahs and river bodies. He urged the participants to refrain from using banned plastic items and be aware of their actions in conserving the environment, an update stated. Limitsa S Sangtam, Scientist B, NPCB, spoke on the banned single-use plastic items and also demonstrated the alternative products that are to be used and which are available in the market. He also spoke about the responsibilities of the village council in the management of waste to ensure

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Urban local bodies asked to adopt zero waste

Dimapur, July 23 (EMN): Principal Secretary of Urban Development department and Municipal Affairs, I Himato Zhimomi, has urged upon the urban local bodies (ULB) to work towards zero waste policy, which according to him, is a possible dream ‘if one is determine to have healthier and cleaner environment despite the complications one faces.’ Zhimomi stated this during a workshop on “Transition to alternative use of single-use plastic in line with implementation of Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2021” for all the urban local bodies in Nagaland, organised by the Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB) at the Convention Centre in Kohima on July 22. He spoke on the menace of solid waste, which is increasing everyday thereby affecting the environment and causing climate change with the raising temperature, taking the example of Kohima, an update from NPCB stated. In his welcome and keynote address, K Hukato Chishi, NPCB member secretary, highlighted on the role of NPCB as

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