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May 16 (19:34) Public Consultation on Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project Amidst Tree Cutting Concerns
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Amidst opposition to proposal to cut 32,572 trees in Bengaluru for suburban rail, public consultation meet on June 14
The Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP) has been met with opposition due to its requirement to cut down 32,572 trees. The Rail Infrastructure Development Company (K-RIDE) has announced a public consultation meeting on June 14th to address these concerns, following the release of the Social and Environmental Impact Assessment Report. The...
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Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP) ke liye 32,572 trees cut karne ke baare mein bahut virodh hai. Rail Infrastructure Development Company (K-RIDE) ne 14 June ko public consultation meeting announce ki hai, Social and Environmental Impact Assessment Report release karne ke baad. Report mein tree cover pe impact bataaya gaya hai,...
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If politicians lobby strong enough they can overcome this and anyhow half of these trees are eucalyptus and acacia which consume lot of ground water, cutting some of these is actually good in some sense and reduce load on the ground water table, which is already overloaded due to excessive burden due to borewells
Of course no doubt in it. Lobby will never let BSRP to progress in a smooth pace.
Health issues due to vehicular pollution is more than by cutting trees for local trains.
In fact, respiratory problems in Bangalore are mainly due to polluted air. Everyone is spending 2 to 3 hours in heavy traffic roads. Instead, if BSRP is implemented, more fresh air will be available which will compensate trees cut.
Bangalore can become garden city once again only if vehicles are reduced on roads.
In fact, respiratory problems in Bangalore are mainly due to polluted air. Everyone is spending 2 to 3 hours in heavy traffic roads. Instead, if BSRP is implemented, more fresh air will be available which will compensate trees cut.
Bangalore can become garden city once again only if vehicles are reduced on roads.
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