Rajat Bansal's Blog (3)

This is a very clear question to all the members here.

As Environment professionals, are we clear, what are our responsibilities, duties, vision / mission, and what are we really doing in achieving that.

According to my exposure & experience, in our country, an Environment Professional does following different roles:

1. Gets hired by consultancy services firms, and try to helps out member industries to comply with their legal issues.

2. Gets hired by an…

I hope that this write up, might get noticed by some policymakers who wish to implement environmental laws in practical India.

Today, in the morning when I was on my way to my office (in New Delhi), I came across a storm water drain. The drain was carrying effluent water with dark green colour and strong odour. On the further way ahead, my mind was completely occupied by the fate of that effluent, its effects on the water bodies, on the flora and fauna of…

Is Water Really Scarce?

Answer to my question may seem to be very obvious i.e. "YES", however i have contradictions to this. According to my best of the knoweledge water will never be scarce on our planet.

We often mistake water with fresh water. I agree that fresh water (aquifers, rivers, glaciers) is depleting at a very rapid pace and the graph is ever surging. This is due to our rapid civilization, industrialization, population growth and lower mortality rate. But…