Nashik: Ambad Industries, Farmers Unite Against Pollution, Demand Early CETP Commissioning
Nashik: In a significant step towards resolving pollution-related concerns in the Ambad industrial area, the Ambad Industries and Manufacturers Association (AIMA), the Metal Finishers Association and farmers from Ambad village held a joint meeting to strengthen coordination between the industrial sector and the farming community. The meeting, held in a positive atmosphere, focused on addressing…
Nashik witnessed a significant gathering of Ambad Industries and Manufacturers Association (AIMA), the Metal Finishers Association, and local farmers from Ambad village, united in addressing pollution concerns. The meeting aimed to foster collaboration between the industrial and farming communities, focusing on the root causes of pollution and ensuring sustainable industrial growth without compromising residents' well-being.
All participants agreed that polluting industries would not be supported, emphasizing the need for collective action to find permanent solutions. They discussed the current situation in detail, reframing the issue as a call for constructive dialogue, mutual understanding, and joint efforts rather than a conflict between farmers and entrepreneurs.
The participants agreed on the urgency of operationalising the Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) to treat industrial wastewater effectively. While no specific commissioning date or timeline was announced, the meeting underscored the importance of responsible industrial practices and environmental conservation in protecting public health and local interests.
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