Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board

Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board

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It functions with 8 Zonal Offices, 38 District Offices and 5 flying squads.

Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) is a statutory organisation responsible for the implementation of various Environmental Legislations of India, including the Water Act, Air Act and Environment Protection Act. The Board is supported by 8 Advanced Environmental Laboratories and 8 District Environmental Laboratories in its regular monitoring and compliance assessment.

02/03/2026

Turning commitment into action through impactful on-ground initiatives 🌍

With a Dedicated Command Centre for coordinated monitoring, Flying Squads for field inspections, an Emergency Response Centre (ERC) powered by GIS dashboards, and continuous greening & dust mitigation measures — we are actively working to reduce pollution and protect community health.

Backed by scientific studies on pollution load and its impact, these actions are shaping a healthier and more sustainable tomorrow.

01/03/2026

MERRC’s mission is rooted in building a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future for our communities 🌱

From improving air quality and restoring our precious water bodies to strengthening pollution monitoring and conducting scientific assessment studies — every step we take is towards enhancing both environmental and public health.

Together, let’s create a safer ecosystem for today and the generations to come.

01/03/2026

Rebuilding Nature. Reviving Communities. Restoring the Future.

The Manali–Ennore Restoration and Rejuvenation Council (MERRC) — a Special Purpose Vehicle of the Government of Tamil Nadu — is driving impactful environmental restoration in the Manali–Ennore region.

From ecological conservation to sustainable rejuvenation, MERRC is committed to creating a cleaner, greener, and more resilient ecosystem for generations to come.

Let’s join hands to support environmental recovery and protect our natural resources for a sustainable tomorrow. 🌍♻️

Photos from Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board's post 08/02/2026

The Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 (effective from 1 April 2026) mandate four-way segregation of waste at the source by every waste generator.

Proper segregation into Wet Waste, Dry Waste, Sanitary Waste, and Special Care Waste is essential for safe handling and efficient processing.

Adopting correct segregation practices helps reduce environmental impact and supports cleaner, healthier communities.

Learn more: https://tnpcb.gov.in

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