India that efforts towards clean environment

 India that efforts towards clean environment

India has grown very rapidly after independence. Industry and urbanization in India has grown rapidly. Industrialisation is regarded as a sign of success. Industry in India has grown five times in the last 30 years. In the race for globalisation, there have been environmental issues before India. Hence, India has enacted several laws and arrangements to maintain the quality of environment such as international standards organisation.

Environmental law - in 1986, the environmental law has framed many rules and regulations to protect the environment. It measures the environment as well as takes necessary steps to conserve it. Create several environmental laws. Such as the wildlife license rules of 1983, wildlife safety act of 1972, the wildlife safety rules of 1973, the hazardous waste act of 1950, the air conservation and pollution control law of 1981 and the water conservation pollution control law of 1974, etc.

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Air and water pollution- Air pollution can be any liquid, solid, or gas that occurs in the environment. It is detrimental to humans, animals, plants, etc. The laws of air and water pollution have been made to control them. Dangerous and poisonous substances hazardous hazardous hazardous rules were framed in 1989. This makes how to deal with hazardous waste correctly. The effluents come from different industries like thermometers, batteries, thermostat, etc.

The India forest act of 1972 was based on the British act. It explains the process of defining reserved forest, safe forest and rural forest. It is define forest crime. What is forbidden in the reserved forest and what punishment shall be awarded, etc. were decided.

Wildlife and biodiversity - wildlife protection rules 1972 - have been formulated in accordance with the 1972 legislation of the government of India. It protects animals, plants and trees. It is complete in itself. Stresses on conservation of biodiversity and the long-term and correct use of its ingredients. India is part of the biological diversity convention on 1992. In which all countries have sovereign right to use their resources. The biological diversity act of India 2002 (number 18, 2003) protects the biological resources and encourages sustainable development.

National environment policy - national environment policy emphasis is on conservation. Using environmental resources is a must for securing livelihoods and for all good. At the same time the safest method is conservation of people who earn and earn their livelihood resources.

     The environmental protection policy is based on several previous policies such as the national population policy of 1988, 2000; National water policy etc. But the national environment policy should be clearly understood that conservation of biodiversity is the cornerstone of this policy. These policies enhance engagement among interest holders such as government agencies, educational and scientific institutions, investment, international development partners. They all work together towards the conservation of the environment.

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Environmental ethics - environment ethics is a moral relationship between man and the environment. Environmental ethics is a part of environmental philosophy that draws human fact to non - human facts. In 1970 environmentalist requested the apoclic to read environmental problems. The educational aspect of environmental ethics came after the work of policy of protection. It regards nature in both ways, one that meets people and the other that is wild nature.

       According to dictionary morality has many meanings. The meaning of ethics is also changing with the changing of science and technology. The business that supports social activities encourages its employees to participate in social activities, works for prevention of pollution. He shows a high level of morality. Ethics tells about the relationship of environment from human being. Protection comes over the misuse. Business ethics deals with three types of issues - well - organised corporate specific.

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Role of judiciary - Indian judiciary has played an important role to save the environment. In view of this right, the judiciary has made many laws. 

1.  Delhi transport pollution - 1994 seeing the increasing level of pollution in the capital city of Delhi, the chief judiciary has directed the government to stop pollution. Keeping this in mind, the capital city is inhabited by c. n. g. s. 

2.  Tajmahal has been ordered by case 1997 The main court has declared the taj mahal as the oldest heritage of the country. 

3.  Young bhagat singh/government of India - the Supreme Court observed that the government of rajasthan could not protect the environment. That is why the court stopped all mining operations in the forest sector. 

4.  Environment awareness 1922 - Supreme Court directed all the state governments to spread environmental awareness. Every class of people should have an environmental awareness. Such programmes should be extended to the public by t.v. and radio.

 5.  To clamp stones, 1992 - the Supreme Court asked the government of haryana to shut down the stone with which air and water were being polluted.

Environmental prices.government of India has paid a lot to save the environment. For urban air pollution, government has spent 8.3444 to conserve 2.102 million air pollution.