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Come up with scheme for biogas generation in Tamil Nadu: Plea at Madras High Court

Come up with scheme for biogas generation in Tamil Nadu: Plea at Madras High Court
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A public interest litigation has been filed in the Madras High Court requesting the Tamil Nadu government to establish a state-wide scheme for decentralized biogas generation. The petitioner argues that using biodegradable wet waste for energy would improve environmental health and provide a renewable power source.

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This highlights the growing push for sustainable waste management and renewable energy policies at the regional government level in India.

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A public interest litigation (PIL) petition has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking a direction to the Tamil Nadu government to come up with a comprehensive State-level scheme for decentralised biogas generation through local bodies and other welfare departments using biodegradable wet waste.

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The report neutrally summarizes the legal petition and the arguments presented by the petitioner.

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