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'Mumbai needs wetlands, not golf course'

Environmentalists tell Aaditya Thackeray, while demanding scrapping of projects that they say will make Navi Mumbai vulnerable to flooding just like Mumbai

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Flamingo Sanctuary at Airoli, Navi Mumbai. Environmentalists want CIDCO to work on a proposal for a flamingo sanctuary in the Nerul wetlands. File pic

Flamingo Sanctuary at Airoli, Navi Mumbai. Environmentalists want CIDCO to work on a proposal for a flamingo sanctuary in the Nerul wetlands. File pic

The floods in Mumbai has once again highlighted the importance of preservation of mangroves and wetlands," said a Navi Mumbai-based environmentalist, who has demanded that the government scrap two major projects that would eat up a large green cover, making the city vulnerable to flooding.

Sunil Agarwal of Save Navi Mumbai Environment wrote to state Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray on August 6, demanding the scrapping of the golf course project on the Talawe wetland in Nerul and a residential towers project.

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