150-acre reclaimed fly ash site in Aravallis to get Miyawaki forest, HPGCL tells NGT

HPGCL has pitched in to revive a 150-acre fly ash site in the Aravallis by proposing to establish a Miyawaki forest, a densely packed, biodiverse forest using native plants. This initiative aims to restore the ecological balance and combat the environmental degradation caused by coal ash. The move is significant as it showcases a practical approach to environmental restoration and sets a precedent for future projects. Such efforts are crucial in mitigating pollution and enhancing local biodiversity, highlighting the potential of community-driven ecological projects.