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- An assessment of 119 National Green Tribunal appeals found that environmental and public-interest groups did not win any merits cases between January and June 2026.
- Industry representatives, project proponents, and property owners won 30 of their 51 merits appeals during the same period.
- Nearly half of all reviewed cases were dismissed on procedural grounds before reaching a merits decision.
- This data highlights a significant imbalance in success rates between environmental petitioners and industry interests at the tribunal.
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Prakash Shrivastava
NGT chairperson
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“environmental law must remain responsive and forward-looking, embracing technology, innovation, sustainable finance and just transition.”
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…Prakash Shrivastava said the conference highlighted the need to move beyond identifying environmental challenges towards building laws, institutions and partnerships capable of responding to them. Shrivastava said environmental law must remain responsive and forward-looking, embracing technology, innovation, sustainable finance and just transition. - ABOUT THE AUTHORJasjeev GandhiokJasjeev Gandhiok is an Assistant Editor with Hindustan Times, where he covers environment, climate change, the clean energy transition and wildlife at the National Bureau. Gandhiok has…
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Named India · Delhi · Jairam Ramesh · National Green Tribunal · Prakash Shrivastava · South Asian Reporter on Environment Law
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