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• Chicago judge orders animal feed plant to stop foul odours after complaints

  State and local officials stepped in following hundreds of neighborhood complaints and environmental inspections that documented noxious air emissions dating back through multiple operators. The temporary restraining order provides immediate relief to residents, schools, and churches heavily impacted by the plant's industrial emissions. It will remain in place until mid-January 2027 unless Pullman Innovations resolves the smell violations sooner.

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• India’s clean energy moonshot runs into headwinds

  Officials are aggressively expanding capacity targets across solar, wind, hydro, and nuclear power to slash electricity expenses and curb fossil fuel reliance. However, the nation faces a severe mismatch between installed generation and actual power delivered due to an outdated distribution network. Balancing this transition requires urgent grid modernization while avoiding long-term financial risks tied to new fossil fuel projects.

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• Moradabad volunteers remove 1.2 lakh kg waste from Ramganga river since 2018

  Led by the non-governmental organization Parivartan 'The Change,' community members have organized over 218 environmental drives to rehabilitate the local riverbank. Initiated by mechanical engineer Kapil Kumar, the campaign addresses chronic plastic pollution and religious debris while fostering sustainable waste disposal habits among site visitors. This citizen-led movement demonstrates how consistent local civic engagement can effectively support municipal sanitation infrastructure.

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