“Deforestation, illegal encroachments, mining, commercial projects, landfills like Bandhwari along with the absence of stringent policies and enforcement are a big threat to Haryana’s natural ecosystems which are increasing fragmentation and resulting in loss of our green lungs, critical water recharge zones, wildlife habitats and corridors,” he added.“Since the health of any one of Haryana’s natural and man-made ecosystems directly or indirectly impacts the health of the others, while putting together the first draft of the Green Manifesto, we have spelt out the issues and written demands for each of the broad ecosystems in the state such as forests and hills, wetlands, groundwater, agriculture, air quality along with demands for heat, water, waste management, clean air, pollution reduction etc,” said Neelam.We believe that this is an important first step in realising a more sustainable future for Haryana,” He said.
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