India
Jam v. International Finance Corp.
A district court held an international development bank that financed construction of a coal-fired power plant in India was immune from a suit brought by a group of Indian villagers claiming the plant polluted surrounding air, land, and...
The Indian Supreme Court and International Environmental Norms
The Indian Supreme Court has been globally recognized for its inclination toward activism and its willingness to step in to fill gaps with respect to issues that affect the State and society alike. With respect to environmental issues,...
VEHICLE REGULATIONS IN INDIA AND CHINA EXPECTED TO REDUCE GASOLINE DEMAND
INDIA: NEW RULE WILL REQUIRE RENEWABLE TARGETS FOR POWER GENERATORS
The Indian Supreme Court Promotes Interlinking of India's Rivers: Judicial Overreach?
The much-discussed and oft-criticized Indian interlinking of rivers project, initiated on its own motion by the Supreme Court of India (SC), will involve connecting 37 rivers in India through 30 links and 36 dams. The SC seems to have...
ELR India Update, Volume 4, Issue 4
The October-December 2013 issue of India Update looks at the regulation of groundwater in India; the Draft Model Bill for the Conservation, Protection, and Regulation of Groundwater, 2011; and the Draft Municipal Solid Waste (...
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