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Discussion topic on the occasion of 5th June World Environment Day

Start Date: 19-05-2017
End Date: 05-06-2017

Every year on 5th of June, the world unites together to spread global awareness about various environmental concerns and bring about positive changes to protect our Mother Earth. A ...

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Every year on 5th of June, the world unites together to spread global awareness about various environmental concerns and bring about positive changes to protect our Mother Earth. A flagship programme of the United Nations with different themes every year, World Environment Day has been acting as a catalyst in raising awareness towards various environmental issues, climate change and global warming for more than 40 years. Keeping in with the same spirit of World Environment Day, Government of Assam on this wonderful day also strives to inculcate a sense of environmental consciousness in the people towards protection, conservation and restoration of our planet.
With the sole aim to foster and enable transformative changes, Government of Assam has taken up various initiatives in the past such as taking necessary steps towards making environment education a vital part of the school curriculum in the state, adoption of wildlife conservation initiatives, laying special emphasis on prevention of rhino poaching at Kaziranga National Park, planting of numerous saplings across the entire expanse of the state, encouraging the mass to practise sustainable development and also preserve the rich bio-diversity of the state for posterity.
On the occasion of World Environment Day on 5th June, Government of Assam is seeking suggestions and feedback and a roadmap from the citizens on ways to transform Assam into a greener, better and pollution-free state.

Last Submission Date: 05-06-2017

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Rosy Sarmah 8 years 7 months ago

The highways of Assam should be lined with shady trees as it will not only beautify the scenery but also cool down the environment. Also during construction of highways large scale deforestation took place and we have not recovered, even 50% of flora and fauna that we have lost. Also, we should think of planting Peepal trees (FICUS RELIGIOSA) in suitable locations as it provides huge amount of oxygen and can uptake carbon dioxide during the night as well.

Suman Poddar 8 years 7 months ago

1. Contact with the head of the municipal department of Surat. Try to understand their strategies and implement them as per the requirements of the state.
2. The government of Bhutan is also leading one of the successful campaigns for clean city in their country. Collaborate (for training people etc )with them and know their ways and means of making the state pollution free.
3. Educating the locals about the sanitation and basic civic sense through workshops in villages through panchayat

Dhrubajyoti Kalita 8 years 7 months ago

1. Detailed ecological information of each village/town/ ward must be documented centrally and proper systems should be developed for regular updating and compilation so date we can monitor the ecological status of the State continuously.
2. Rainwater harvesting must be one of the pre-condition for issuing building permission.
3. All Govt. office buildings should be converted to green buildings.

partha pratim hazarika 8 years 7 months ago

তামোল জাতীয় বস্তু খাই ৰাজহুৱা স্হানত পিকোৱা বন্ধ কৰাওক । প্ৰয়োজন হলে জৰিমনা বিহা ব্যৱস্থা কৰক ।

Dhrubajyoti Kalita 8 years 7 months ago

1. Extensive survey should be conducted to collect data covering all the fields effecting natural environment of the State. We need a updated and strong data bank.
2. Multifaced Village level Environment Awareness programme should be organised regularly.
3.Orientation Programme on Environment Conservation must be compulsory for public representatives

Malay Das 8 years 7 months ago

Innumerable Coke Bhattas have come up under Margherita subdivision. The Bhattas are reportedly operated under license from Industry Dept. and Consent from APCB. Though stacks/chimneys 30ft tall are installed for exhaust of coal burning fumes, it is not sufficient for control of pollution. The emission from Coke bhattas should be treated in line with Thermal Power Plants. MoEF Guidelines applicable for Coal Based Thermal Power Plants shall be implemented for Coke Bhattas.

Dhiren Tamuli 8 years 7 months ago

Assam was famous for its green nature.Unfortunately, essential developmental activities and industrial growth drastically have been affecting it. People are also paying less interest in preservation and plantation of trees ownself. In this situation government can encourage the people of Assam to develop their Bari (green homeland) and providing private right to sell their own planted trees to mitigate their needs. Norms may be made in this regard

Dhiren Tamuli 8 years 7 months ago

Assam was famous for its green nature.Unfortunate essential developmental activities and industrial growth drastically have been affecting it. People are also paying less interest in preservation and plantation of trees ownself. In this situation government can encourage the people of Assam to develop their Bari (green homeland) and providing private right to sell their own planted trees to mitigate their needs. Norms may be made in this regard.

Chandrasekhar mandal 8 years 7 months ago

Govt. should focus on green tourism. With green tourism we can promote preservation of local flora and fauna as people will realize the potential value that can be generated by tourism alone. Govt. can study kerela tourism model.

Sanjeev Nath 8 years 7 months ago

Wherever there has been construction or broadening of roads in Assam, a large number of trees have been cut down. Construction companies should first make an effort to save as many trees as possible. Besides, hardy local trees like nahor, kathal, teteli, arjun, etc., should be planted on both sides of all roads. It should be mandatory for the construction companies to plant and take care of the saplings. Assam should be made fully and truly plastic-free. We must have strict legislation for that.