02 April | Daily Current Affairs : Maharashtra Pollution Control Board does not accept that waterbodies are dying, says fishing community And More
GS PAPER 1 Enviroment and Ecology Traditional fishing communities in Navi Mumbai allege severe industrial pollution in water bodies like Diwale and Nhava Sheva creeks. Despite visible ecological damage and high levels of pollutants found in independent lab tests, the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) denies that the water bodies are “dying.” Key Environmental Concerns: High Levels of Pollutants Found: