NH 66: Development vs Environment
Published: May 30, 2014
People of Karwar and surrounding towns staging Jal Sayagraha near Rabindranath Tagore Beach in protest against the Project.
Abstract: Destruction of mangrove forests, encroachment of the sea coast, massive uprooting of trees and displacement of people without a rehabilitation plan are some of the issues of the NH-66 road widening project. Officials claim mitigation measures will be taken to reduce ecological damages.
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