Published on September 6, 2014
In the world after the US, Japan and China India is noted as the fourth largest producer of agrochemicals. As per the researched report, groundwater contagion is noted as one of the major concern facing the use of chemical fertilizers which contains the high level of nitrates that easily travels through the soil once Nitorgen fertilizers breaks down into nitrates and due to its water-soluble it can sustain in groundwater for decades and over a time period more of Nitrogen has ..
Published on April 19, 2014
Chemical manufacturers are increasingly adopting green route for manufacturing. Majority of the chemical industry is heavily dependent on non-renewable resources, obsolete processes that are wasteful and products that have not been checked for impact on human health or the environment. Green chemistry, on the other hand, equips chemical manufacturing with sustainable processes. Green manufacturing is not only sustainable but also economical. It will help achieve both economic and environmental ..
Published on March 19, 2014
Many cities in India are suffering from some of the worst air quality in the world. The smog resulting from use of cheap diesel is costing the country 1.1 trillion rupees in shortened life spans of productive members of the urban population per year. India subsidizes fuel sales equivalent to $15 billion every year, promoting diesel vehicles that emit exhaust gases with 10 times the carcinogenic particles found in gasoline exhausts. As a result the national capital’s air on average last y ..
Published on February 12, 2014
Delhi which is known as the capital of India has covered itself with toxic chemicals from few days. As sun rises, the residents of Delhi walk to boost up their health by breathing fresh air, but in reality they are inhaling toxic chemicals like Benzene and carbon monoxide which is harmful for a human body. The anecdote is deadly even in evenings with pollutants silently creeping around. The chemical that are present in the air are 10 times acceptable level according to the experts, which can inc ..
Published on January 17, 2014
In a world wherein natural resources are in abundance, imagining life without these vital resources is impossible. These resources form the basis of our modern life. Fossil fuel makes our life so much easier- everything we use in our day to day life is available because of access to fossil fuels. We all at some point must have read articles and books written about the consequences of depleting our vast reserves of vital resources. Despite the endless debates and discussions, one cannot begin to ..
Published on November 9, 2013
The Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region (PCPIR) stretching from Visakhapatnam to Kakinada is undoubtedly proving to be a huge investment magnet bringing a racket of investments into the region , but the project is posing a huge threat to heritage sites, especially ancient Buddhist sites, that are almost 2000 years old. Approximately 12 out of the 16-18 heritage sites face the threat of being vandalized if the PCPIR goes through without the sites being salvaged first. As pe ..
Published on September 4, 2013
The chemical industry has contributed a lot to establishing a sustainable economy. The industry aims to make even construction greener and environmentally neutral. “Green Construction” is a move to make construction more efficient and intends to eliminate risks to the environment. The construction sector, with help from the chemical industry, is seeking for alternative raw materials and to sustain the preserve the environment from further damage. On a global scale the most widely u ..
Published on August 29, 2013
The ever depleting environment and the resultant consequences have raised several eye brows. Increased environmental awareness and he dire need to save our planet from further harm has put pressure on every industry to look for greener alternatives and to establish a sustainable economy. The same is true for the global solvents industry. Solvents are majorly used for manufacturing paints and coatings. This industry also helps produce inks, adhesives, pharmaceuticals, metal and dry- cleaning sol ..
Published on August 22, 2013
Chemistry, a science of progression, constant change, of the compounds that make us, is vital to the modern life in myriad ways. This central science has introduced us to life saving drugs, innovative technologies for energy conservation, new ways to protect our environment, increased food production, so on and so forth. It helps mankind in almost every facet of life. The industry based on this physical science is in itself constantly evolving, surprising us with its research, innovation a ..
Published on August 8, 2013
With every country aiming to become environmentally conscious, studies and experiments to find a viable alternative non-renewable fuel have increased. Could methanol be the answer to years of toil and hard work? Let’s find out. Methanol for decades has been utilized as fuel for various forms of transportation- from racecars, to fleet vehicles, to passenger cars and aircraft turbochargers, replacing gasoline in various parts of the world. The 1980s and 1990s witnessed use of methanol-fue ..
