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Between Har Ghar Jal and 'Luxury Litigation': A Question of Water Quality

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By Dharmesh Shah
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Why water quality isn't a luxury

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By Dharmesh Shah
| The New Indian Express Verified
By Dharmesh Shah The top court's framing inadvertently imposes a problematic binary - basic water access versus water quality. In that, the logic is a bit like saying we should stop inspecting the safety of buses because some people still walk long distances to work. Or for that matter imagine telling the people of Haryana or UP worried about air pollution that their concerns are elitist because Delhi breathes even dirtier air.
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Will Asia confront production or compromise the future?

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By Dharmesh Shah
| The New Indian Express Verified
The problem is that this growth is not aligned with sustainable demand trends. It is increasingly driven by fossil fuel overproduction, feedstock arbitrage (producing plastics in low-cost regions and exporting them globally, regardless of actual demand), and an industry push to create demand for materials that the world doesn't need. The waste trap For too long, global policy has treated plastic pollution as a downstream issue -something to be managed only after it becomes waste.
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