It said that manufacturers and producers have not come up with foolproof buy-back mechanism for recycling lastic waste.According to affidavit, the expert committee was looking into the representations submitted by the petitioners..According self-adhesive pvc floor tiles Suppliers to affidavit, the expert committee was looking into the representations submitted by the petitioners The court had directed the petitioners to give representation before the government for further consideration on plastic ban.”The bench was hearing a petition challenging the government notification banning manufacture, use, sale, distribution and storage of all plastic materials and also items made from thermocol.

The notification was issued on March 23, granting manufacturers, distributors and retailers three months time to dispose of their existing stock of the banned items.The court had directed the petitioners to give representation before the government for further consideration on plastic ban. But the government gave end-consumers and users one month to dispose off their stock. On Friday when the plea came up for hearing, the government told the court that it has formed two committees – an expert committee under the chairmanship of the additional chief secretary and an implementation committee under chairmanship of environment minister. Mumbai: The government of Maharashtra on Friday informed the Bombay high court that it has formed a special task force consisting of plastic manufacturing associations and experts along with government officials to find out the solution to end use of plastic in the state.In an affidavit filed before the division bench of Justice Abhay Oka and Justice Riyaz Chagla, Sanjay Sandanshiv, under secretary of environment department, said, "The government has formed a task force consisting of different plastic manufacturing associations, experts from different institutions and concerned government officials to find out solutions and to prepare an action plan for plastic waste management to end the life cycle of plastic.

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However, no flooring materials for kindergarten details of the same are being provided,” read the statement given by the homebuyers to MahaRERA. The regulatory authority has ruled in favour of homebuyers, and also ordered the developer to pass on the tax benefits to homebuyers. Further, flat owners alleged that extra charges were being demanded by the developer. Representational picture Mumbai: The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has barred a developer from charging additional amounts from homebuyers over claims of an increase in carpet area. Hearing both sides, the authority ordered, "The respondent shall not demand any further amounts towards the change in carpet area of the apartments, if the plan of the apartments remains the same as stated in the agreements for sale.

The aggrieved homebuyers had purchased flats in Sheth Infraworld Private Limited Developer’s Sheth Bidori project in Borivali and were promised possession in 2016 but they have not been given flats till date. Responding to the allegations, the developer agreed that no further charges will be demanded towards carpet area. "The respondent is now demanding additional amounts for an alleged increase in carpet area of the apartments..Meanwhile, the authority also ordered the developer to pay interest from April 1, 2018, to each homebuyer till the actual date of possession. Meanwhile, the authority also ordered the developer to pay interest from April 1, 2018, to each homebuyer till the actual date of possession. Additionally, the respondent shall pass on the GST input tax credit benefit to the complainants.” Thus, homebuyers namely Pawan Lakhotia, Nilesh Ghatge, Laxmi Gaikwad, Ajay Gaikwad, Nilesh Prabhulkar and Jatin Sarode got relief. The homebuyers had approached the authority over additional costs charged by the developer, with no details about the increase in carpet area.

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That net caught most of the debris and effectively prevented contamination of the environment.With more advanced research revealing the long-term effects of plastic in the marine food chain, it becomes even more urgent to take necessary steps to curb pollution as fast as possible.About 40 per cent of the plastic waste produced is one-time use plastics used for packaging. When the nets are full of garbage, they are put in special garbage-collecting trucks. They are further sorted into recyclable and non-recyclable waste after which the nets are then put back onto the drainage pipes.

This simple yet effective filtration system proves that even a small move can make a big difference for the environment. But China self-adhesive pvc floor tiles Manufacturers the overall system is quite profitable as it is cost-saving. Although a lot of these are recyclable, hardly a fifth of it is recycled..Those pipes drain water from the residential areas to the natural areas. With it being such a hit, they decided to install these ‘traps’ all over the city to reduce pollution in the surrounding water bodies.A few months ago, the authorities of the Australian city of Kwinana installed a incredibly simple but effective filtration system for the waste in the Henley Reserve.National Geographic estimated that 18 billion pounds of plastic waste enters the oceans each year. They placed a large net at the outlet of the drainage pipe. It is choking up our oceans, the aquatic ecosystems, and thus subsequently affecting our environment and health.” Coral reefs, aquatic animals and even seabirds were getting burdened with the plastic. When the nets are full of garbage, they are put in special garbage-collecting trucks. (Photo: Representational/Pexels) Plastic pollution in water bodies is one of the biggest problems that the world is facing. Many countries are now trying innovative ways to increase the amount of recycled plastic. "That’s about equivalent to five grocery bags of plastic trash piled up on every foot of coastline on the planet. The waste enters the animals’ bellies, leaving no space for real food, so they end up starving to death, reported Physics and Astronomy Zone

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New Delhi: Observing that the plastic ban is not being implemented strictly in the na-tional capital, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday directed the Delhi government to strictly impose a fine of Rs 5,000 on those violating the plastic ban order and carry out raids on shops or vendors possessing plastic bags in the city. It is so easily available.Advocate Sumeer Sodhi, appearing for the petitioner in the case, said that non-woven bags were being sold by online companies and that should be immediately banned. 

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