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Article

25 Jan 2008

Author:
Sunita Narain, Director, Centre for Science and Environment [India]

Remembering Kalinganagar - Will cheap and dirty industrialization work? [India]

The question is why Indian industry cannot be far more frugal in its demand for land as indeed it must be with its need for water? Why should industry not negotiate and pay the price people want for their land. [refers to Tata, Posco, Neelachal Steel]