CSIR-NIO has transferred its C-BOT coral reef monitoring robot technology to an Odisha firm for faster, data-driven underwater surveys.
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Otago Regional Council is reviewing a 2,000-tonne annual wastewater sludge consent due to application errors that hindered environmental assessment, with potential ...