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Solid waste managment – Urban and Industrial solid waste management: reason, effect and control

rawan239
April 12, 2018
Categories: Environment, Health, Management, Part III Environment
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Solid Waste Management; Types of Solid waste Management; Factors affecting Solid Waste Generation Solid Waste Management Solid waste management is basic public services which every citizen should have access to, both for health and hygiene, and for ensuring a good quality of living. Sanitation here refers to toilet facilities, whereas solid waste management refers to the management collection and disposal of solid waste (as opposed to liquid waste). The image of a city as being clean and free of waste, impacts its desirability for doing business by entrepreneurs and for future residents to live. Municipalities in India are responsible for ... Read more

Environmental Laws-The Environment Protection Act

rawan239
September 28, 2017
Categories: Environment, Environment
Tags: Environmental Impact Assessment, environmental pollutants, environmental problems, environmental protection, hazardous substances, manufacturing processes, Pollution Control Boards, Prevention and Control of Pollution, State Government, The Environment Protection Act, The government, umbrella legislation

The Environment Protection Act is an important legislation that provides for coordination of activities of the various regulatory agencies, creation of authorities with adequate powers for environmental protection, regulation of the discharge of environmental pollutants, handling of hazardous substances, etc. The Act provided an opportunity to extend legal protection to non-forest habitats (‘Ecologically Sensitive Areas’) such as grasslands, wetlands and coastal zones.The Environment (Protection) Act was enacted in 1986 with the objective of providing for the protection and improvement of the environment. It empowers the Central Government to establish authorities charged with the mandate of preventing environmental pollution in all its ... Read more