Ankleshwar is the largest chemical industrial estate in the country and the imminent pollution problems from the chemicals units prompted the community of Ankleshwar to identify ‘Rotary Club of Ankleshwar’ as the best agency to resolve their problems. On 1st July 1991, Rotary Club of Ankleshwar rose to the occasion and took up the Prestigious project - ‘Green Ankleshwar- Free From Pollution ’. We have made significant progress towards our goal. Several hectares of land have been brought under tree plantation including a PAUL HARRIS ROTARY PEACE FOREST. Rotary Pollution Control Cell was formed in 1991-92 . An idea was mooted to have a common effluent treatment plant for 100 small industries. RPCC is also taking a lead for disposal of Solid Wastes.
  

The crematorium site near Ramkund at Ankleshwar was neglected. The task of developing the crematorium with renovation and modernization was entrusted to Rotary Club of Ankleshwar, with the donation of 50,000 Sq. ft. of land adjunct to the present crematorium. The project was started in November 1995 and completed at a cost of Rs. 100.0 lacs (US $ 200,000). The project was completed in two phases.