Bhoomi Environmental

  Water is one of the most critical resources for any development project, whether it’s construction or industrial operations. In India, groundwater has been a primary source for various activities, but its overuse has raised significant environmental concerns. To regulate and manage groundwater usage, the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) has made it mandatory for projects to obtain a CGWA NOC before extracting groundwater. This article explains why this approval is essential and how it impacts construction and industrial sectors. What is CGWA NOC? CGWA NOC refers to the permission granted by the Central Ground Water Authority that allows industries, construction projects, and other organizations to legally extract and use groundwater. This No Objection Certificate ensures that water usage is monitored and sustainable, preventing over-extraction that could harm the environment. Why CGWA NOC is Mandatory 1. Sustainable Water Management Groundwater is rapidly depleting across ma...

  In the modern world, the rapid pace of industrialization and consumerism has led to an unprecedented increase in waste generation. Addressing this challenge requires innovative solutions and comprehensive regulatory frameworks. One such solution is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), which places the onus of waste management on producers. In India, the legal framework governing EPR registration is pivotal in ensuring sustainable waste management practices. This blog aims to unravel the intricacies of the EPR registration process in India, emphasizing its importance and the legal obligations of producers. What is EPR? Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that mandates producers to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products, particularly in the post-consumer phase. This includes collection, recycling, and disposal of waste. EPR aims to minimize the environmental impact of products by encouraging producers to design eco-friendly product...