Hydro projects can get in-principle clearance before impact study: Govt to states
To be sure, the 2013 order said results of cumulative impact and carrying capacity studies will be considered while considering environment and forest clearance.
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To be sure, the 2013 order had said results of cumulative impact and carrying capacity studies will be considered while considering hydropower projects for environment and forest clearance | Latest News India
Adani Green advisor part of environment ministry’s hydel clearance panel
Certain types of power projects are placed before the committee for prior clearance.
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Sikkim dam collapse will not slow India’s hydropower plans: Minister
Govt. looking into early warning system that will aid opening of dam gates in time, says R.K. Singh, Minister for Power and Renewable Energy.
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India-Funded Hydro Projects in Bhutan Under Scanner After Sikkim Teesta Disaster: Report
Environmental activist and water and dam safety expert Himanshu Thakkar told The Hindu that the likely change in design is an “admission of a major failure by these agencies”.
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https://thewire.in/south-asia/india-funded-hydro-projects-bhutan-scanner
‘After Sikkim Disaster…There Should be no More Hydro Projects in Himalayas’
Noted scientist Dr CP Rajendran says India needs an online disaster information network that relies on old and current data.
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https://www.newsclick.in/after-sikkim-disasterthere-should-be-no-more-hydro-projects-himalayas