Pakistan environmental protection act 1997
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The Pakistan Environmental Protection Act of 1997 (PEPA 1997) was enacted to provide for the protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of Pakistan's environment. It established regulations for environmental impact assessments, prohibitions on importing hazardous waste, and penalties for violations. PEPA 1997 formed the Pakistan Environmental Protection Council and environmental tribunals to help enforce the act and provide relief for environmental damages. It also requires proponents of projects that could harm the environment to file initial environmental examinations with regulatory agencies.
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Environmental Impact Assessment for the marine environment
This document provides an overview of environmental impact assessments (EIAs) with a focus on their application to marine environments. It defines EIAs and outlines their purpose, which is to identify and mitigate environmental effects of development projects prior to decisions being made. The benefits of EIAs include improved environmental design, ensuring compliance with standards, and facilitating informed decision making. Key aspects of the EIA process and various types of infrastructure assessments in marine contexts are also summarized.
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The document discusses several key environmental policies and laws in India, including provisions in the Constitution regarding environmental protection, the Environment Protection Act of 1986, and other important acts governing air, water, forests, and wildlife. The Acts establish regulatory bodies, define pollutants, require industry consent and standards, and include penalties to prevent environmental degradation and protect natural resources in India.
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This document discusses environmental legislation and acts in India. It summarizes several key acts aimed at protecting the environment, including the Water Pollution Act, Air Pollution Act, Environmental Protection Act, Wildlife Protection Act, Forest Conservation Act, and Motor Vehicles Act. It also discusses the roles and responsibilities of organizations like the Ministry of Environment and Forests in enforcing legislation and managing climate change initiatives in India.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION It is an act to provide for the protection, conservation, rehabilitation, and environment, for the prevention and control of pollution, and promotion of sustainable development. Whereas it is expedient to provide for the protection conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the environment, prevention and control of pollution, promotion of sustainable development.
- 4. History of PEPA 1997 in Pakistan PEPA, 1983 section 8 states that every proponent of a project the construction or completion of which is likely to adversely affect the environment shall file with the agency, at the time of planning project. Guidelines were prescribed by the ministry of environment. It became mandatory for all new projects since 1st July 1994 to seek environmental clearance from responsible agency.
- 5. History of PEPA 1997 This process was strengthened under section 12 of PEPA, 1997. IEE/EIA regulations notified in 2000 by PEPA 1997 clause 12.
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