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Fisherfolk, environmentalists demand cancellation of public hearing on Cuddalore port expansion

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S. Prasad
Fisherfolk, environmentalists demand cancellation of public hearing on Cuddalore port expansion
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Environmentalists and fisherfolk are demanding the cancellation of a public hearing regarding the proposed expansion of the Cuddalore port in Tamil Nadu. They argue that the project's environmental impact assessment is flawed and threatens local livelihoods and marine ecosystems.

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The conflict highlights the tension between industrial infrastructure development and the protection of coastal environments and traditional fishing communities.

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Fisherfolk and environmental activists have urged the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and the Tamil Nadu Maritime Board to cancel the public hearing for the proposed Cuddalore port expansion scheduled on July 9, 2026.

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The article centers the grievances of activists and fisherfolk, giving significant weight to their opposition against the industrial project.

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