E-waste or electronic waste is simply the discarded or not in use electronic or electrical
gadgets or their parts. Increased use of electronics in the modern era has led to a huge …

Kerala, being a prominent tourist destination in the southern part of India with a coastline of
560 km, is prone to microplastic pollution. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric …

Environmental crimes are increasing day by day. There is a need to implement stringent
measures to protect the environment. This paper addresses the approaches adopted by …

With increasing contamination of waterbodies, access to clean drinking water has become a
challenge. Preventing further contamination and cleaning up of existing contamination are …

The paper presents a systematic exploration of the linkages between environment impact
assessment (EIA) and sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the Indian context through …

Liability allocation in pollution incidents involving multiple polluters is a challenging task
even in cases where thorough forensic investigation has been carried out. A two-stage …

World over, the instances where polluters are made to pay for the damages they have
caused to the environment are on the rise. If more than one party is found responsible for …

Identifying the polluter (s) and their relative contribution to the impacts of pollution is often
the primary objective of an environmental forensic investigation. Such investigations need to …

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) is a specialised body that was formed under the NGT
Act, 2010 for effective and expeditious disposal of cases that are related to the protection …