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- The CRZ extends 500 meters landward from the high tide line and includes the intertidal zone between the low and high tide lines.
- The CRZ is divided into 4 categories - I, II, III and IV - depending on the ecological sensitivity of the area.
- Category I areas have the highest level of protection due to their ecological importance. They include mangroves, coral reefs, parks and wildlife habitats.
- The 2011 CRZ notification revised the 1991 version to provide more uniform regulations while ensuring livelihoods and sustainable development.
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- The CRZ includes coastal areas within 500m of the high tide line and the area between the high tide line and low tide line.
- Certain activities are prohibited within the CRZ, including setting up or expanding industries (except those requiring water access), handling hazardous waste, some fishing activities, and waste disposal.
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- A history of coastal conservation initiatives in India from 1981-2011 that led to the CRZ notification.
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2) There have been over 25 amendments since 1991 as some provisions proved difficult to implement. A new 2011 notification was passed after discussions.
3) The notification classified CRZ areas into four categories and specified development norms for each, aiming to regulate activities while protecting coastal ecology.
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