Most part of Punjab are experiencing a grave problem of depleting water. Around 80% of rural development blocks of Punjab are overexploited in terms of extraction of ground water as compared to ground water recharge. Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center (AEAC) organized a “Water Conservation Discussion” at Shiv Kumar Batalvi Auditorium Hall, Batala on 12 …
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center (AEAC) held a series of discussions to discuss various aspects related to Punjab’s water crisis in detail. A discussion about issues related to Punjab’s river waters- denial of riparian rights and loot of Punjab’s river waters, was held at Ferozepur on 5 August 2022. This discussion was held by AEAC …
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre marked United Nations’ Nature Conservation Day on 28 July 2022 by holding a discussion on topic “How to Stop Pollution of Buddha Darya of Ludhiana”. Buddha Darya, a tributary of Satluj river, is marred by pollution as sewages of Ludhiana city and other town along with chemical waste of dying …
#Punjab has just 3.67% of its area under #forest cover. #Tree cover in the state is around 6%. Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre is requesting people of Punjab to plant small forests (called Jhiris) to increase tree cover. AEAC is coordinating with #Karsewa #KhadoorSahib in planting these small forests under Karsewa’s drive to plant 550 …
East Punjab has 3.67% of its’ area under forest. Most of the forest is concentrated in northern parts of the state which fall close to Shavlik range of hills. Rest of Punjab has negligible tree cover. Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center is spreading awareness requesting people of Punjab to plant more trees . AEAC requests …
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East Punjab has 3.67% of its’ area under forest. Most of the forest is concentrated in northern parts of the state which fall close to Shavlik range of hills. Rest of Punjab has negligible tree cover. Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center is spreading awareness requesting people of Punjab to plant more trees . AEAC requests …
The Punjab Government in 2020 revealed its plan to set up an industrial park at Mattewara. After change of government in 2022, the new government renamed it as “Kum-Kalan Textile park”. In this plan industry was to be setup on 1000 acres of land in the flood plains of Satluj river near Mattewara forest. Public …
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center (AEAC) held a “Water Conservation Discussion” at Library of Akal Degree College, Mastuana Sahib (Sangrur) on 29 May 2022. Speaking during this event, Parmjeet Singh Gazi explained the current situation and causes of water crisis in Punjab. He also endorsed AEAC’s approach to trigger social initiatives to counter the deepening …
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center (AEAC) organized “Water Conservation Discussion” (Jal Sambhal Goshti) at Akal Degree College, Mastuana Sahib on 29 May 2022. Speaking during this occasion Bibi Harbir Kaur, assistant professor at Mata Gujari College, Fatehgarh Sahib presented a brief overview of Water availability on the earth and in various regions across the globe. …
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Center held “Water Conservation Discussion” at Fatehgarh Sahib on 21 May 2022. This was first discussion organized by AEAC under “Rain Water Conservation Campaign 2022”. Speaking during this event Prof. Jupinder Singh shared his personal experience about water conservation and reuse of water.
