Dharmesh Shah

Dharmesh Shah

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Dharmesh Shah is a Kerala-based plastics campaigner at the Centre for International Environmental Law, advocating for accountability and better regulations to address the transboundary nature of pellet pollution caused by nurdle spills.

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Dharmesh Shah is a consulting senior campaigner for the Centre for International Environmental Law, critiquing India's EPR policies.

Pakistan plans plastic reform: its informal recyclers hold the key - Pakistan
Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941·PakistanPakistan· 2026-03-06
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Dharmesh Shah paid 700,000 dollars for a premium domain from the Anguillian government.

Wie .ai-Domains die Insel reich machten
Neue Zürcher Zeitung·SwitzerlandSwitzerland· 2025-09-30
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Dharmesh Shah is an American entrepreneur who spent $700,000 on the domain you.ai.

Jutarnji list - Prije 30 godina nitko nije skakao od sreće, a sada na Karibima zgrću milijune: 'Svi traže našu domenu!'
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998·CroatiaCroatia· 2025-09-27
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Dharmesh Shah is the Chief Technology Officer who spent $700,000 on the domain you.ai.

La pequeña y paradisíaca isla del Caribe a la que una casualidad le está haciendo ganar millones gracias a la IA
El Deber·BoliviaBolivia· 2025-09-06
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American entrepreneur Dharmesh Shah recently paid around $700,000 for the address you.ai.

Маленькой стране повезло с названием. Как остров в Карибском море зарабатывает миллионы на доменном имени
Наша Ніва (Nasha Niva)·BelarusBelarus· 2025-09-01
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Dharmesh Shah is a US tech boss who spent a reported $700,000 on the domain you.ai.

The Caribbean island making millions from the AI boom
BBC·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2025-09-01
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Dharmesh Shah is a Kerala-based plastics campaigner who highlights the transboundary nature of pellet pollution.

Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans | Plastics
The Guardian·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2025-08-12
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