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CPCB Flags Banned Chemical Found in So-Called Green Crackers

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India's Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has raised serious concerns over the presence of a banned chemical in crackers marketed as eco-friendly or 'green.' The government had originally tasked CSIR-NEERI with developing green crackers that would cut pollution levels by 50% compared to conventional fireworks. However, the latest findings suggest that some of these supposedly cleaner alternatives do not meet the required safety and environmental standards. The red-flagging by CPCB casts doubt on the integrity of the green cracker certification process. This development raises questions about regulatory oversight and consumer safety during festive seasons when fireworks usage peaks.

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