Which place do you people think is the right place for the bio(cattle dung) gas plant in India.?
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200,000,000 cows in India You cound internet them and feed the gas into the National Grid
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I wouldn't like to see it drilled. We need to just suck up and pay for the upgrade of our society to more renewable sources of fuel. The alternative sources won't mess up the ecosystem as much and it will create jobs. After all, that area is supposed to be untouchable natural land. Let it stay that way, especially if the only reason to ruin it would be to save money.
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It won't be there, and there is no satisfactory alternative.  Biofuels are a fantasy.  Try running your car on wind, coal or nuclear power.  \n\nGone is gone.  It's like money in the bank.  After you spend it all, there ain't no more.
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You don't have to ask me twice----yes !!!!!!\n\nI would like to see land for wildlife and parks. I would like to know we can support the people here with food if we had too.  And there  would be enough grazing land for lifestock . And Medical for all.   And a place for all to rest.\n\nThis country is a mess of its own problems-and closing that door for a few years would help.\n\nSorry for my crude English.
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India has ministries like the British.\n\nYou're looking for the Ministry of Environment and Forests
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The grow in  Andhra Pradesh\nLots of info below
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By "biofertilizer" you probably refer to what is known as "biomass" which is an interesting topic in itself.  About 14 years ago I toured a sewage waste treatment plant in our town, and saw the process of treating the wastewater that came in from the sewer lines in a particular development.  Part of the facility was a couple of settling tanks, where the effluent was allowed to sit for a time so the solid particles could settle out.  The resulting sludge, essentially digested human waste matter, is pumped out every so often and carted away where is it spread out in a large open area where it is allowed to sit in the sun.  The toxic elements are neutralized by the ultraviolet light from the sun, and the material is rendered harmless.  It is this stuff that is collected and packaged and sold as fertilizer.  This material also is obtained from the pumping out of home septic tanks.\n\nI think this sort of fertizer is better than chemical types because is is not an overly concentrated thing and is purely natural.  Last year collected the dumps from my two pet hens, Dolly and Blackie, and made a liquid soup out of it and used it to water my tomato plants. I did this all summer, and by the end I had tomato plants 8 feet tall.  To think, I fed my girls a lot of table scraps and they manufactured dumps which were used to grow the tomatoes which ended up on the kitchen table again.  Ultimate recycling.\n\nThis stuff works wonders.\n\nThe only possible problem I can see with this is that you do not know all of what people might dump down their drains.  When I have my septic tank pumped out, I have to sign a statement that says that it is all normal human waste matter.  Somebody could be dumping benzene or photographic chemicals down their sink and you'd never know it.  This would end up, ultimately, in your fertilizer.
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For Bhakra---http://www.rajirrigation.gov.in/4bhakhra.htm\nFor tungbhadra---http://kstdc.nic.in/ctours06.html\nFor Nagarjuna Sagar-- http://www.apgenco.com/administrator/uploadedfiles/nstpd2022k6.htm\nsorry can't find satisfactory Kosi link..\nDon't forget to rate it as best answer if it satisies you!!
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There is a great deal of speculation about it, compounded in part by the somewhat odious assumption that this place is so high in its vibrations that it is invisible to ordinary human vision and that only spiritually advanced people can visit/see this place. Still, so much has been written about this place by so many authorities that it is difficult to dismiss the claim (about its existance) out-rightly. Most recently, James Redfield has devoted a whole book to the subject, brilliant as he is. The most recent theory doing the rounds is that this place is located at present not in the Himalayas, as previously speculated, but somewhere in the Gobi Desert. There have also been a substantial number of un-confirmed reports about people being rescued by guardian angels of Shambhala. But we will probably have to wait for some time in future when hopefully more definite evidence emerges to confirm or deny the existence of this place.
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I like the idea of Bio fuel, you can make a low octane fuel from all kinds of agricultural bi-products. We happen to be really good at agriculture
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Without being too invasive or rude, I dont really know what is going on in dheli. There are people driving their cars, vans and lorries at top speed, beeping their horns and going thru red lights, and you are worried about a move towards communism? Did you ever stop to think that maybe communism is EXACTLY what India needs to become the rich, prosperous country we all know it can be. Its the corrupt government that let india down. Look at places like chadigarah - a communist state - one of the most beautiful cities in india. There is no welfare state - that means no government support for unemployed, sick or poor. Fix up and take a stand. As a british born Indian woman - I wish i could do more to help my motherland become then best it can be.
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Shreya C., \nGo back to India and look for it there!
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See the web page\nhttp://www.auburn.edu/~alleykd/envirolitigators/gangatext.htm
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World Cup in India... hmmmm.... and why not ?!   As long as the sacred cows are kept off the football fields.
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Visit the site i have provided to you, its really praiseworthy. You will get environmental laws and their functioning and regulating bodies not only of India, but for all the countries over the globe.
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http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/india/eco.htm\n\nThere is quite a bit of information here.
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Sure, where in India are you based ?\n\nTheme will have to evolve out of a discussion.