Over 9,000 Pune residents have signed a petition to halt construction on the city's hills, raising concerns about the environmental and cultural impact of real estate development in these areas.
PuneReal EstateEnvironmental ImpactPetitionHillsReal Estate PuneApr 18, 2025
Pune residents are signing a petition to protect the city's hills from real estate development due to concerns about soil erosion, landslides, loss of biodiversity, and the impact on groundwater resources.
The environmental risks include soil erosion, landslides, loss of biodiversity, and disruption of natural groundwater recharge processes, which can lead to water scarcity issues.
The PMC has set up a committee to review the proposed projects and assess their environmental impact, providing recommendations to the municipal council.
The proposed solution involves creating a green belt around the hills to protect them from encroachment and promoting sustainable practices that preserve the natural landscape.
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