National Seminar on Greenery and Landscaping
- A National Seminar on “Greenery and Landscaping” was organized by the Central Public Works Department (CPWD).
- The seminar focused on Green Urban Areas which play an important role in the social and natural sustainability and improve quality of life.
Recommendations in the Seminar
- In order to maintain sustainable environment, pollution free clean air, it is essential to take up the plantation work.
- Cost of land has increased manifold, high rise buildings are coming up and people are getting hardly any area for the greenery.
- Keeping in view the same, plantation, greenery and other environment friendly applications should be planned around the building ....
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