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16. Environmental Ethics

The chapter presents an overview of environmental ethics, key legislation governing environmental protection, and the vital role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in preserving ecological balance. Major laws such as the Environment Protection Act, Air Pollution Control Act, and Water Prevention Act are highlighted to illustrate the legal frameworks designed to combat environmental degradation in India. The text emphasizes the importance of awareness and active participation in environmental sustainability efforts.

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Sections

  • 16.1

    Environmental Ethics

    This section discusses the significance of environmental ethics in managing India's deteriorating environment through legal frameworks and organized efforts.

  • 16.1.1

    The Environment (Protection) Act (Epa)

    The Environment (Protection) Act aims to safeguard and enhance India's environment through a framework that includes regulations, standards, and the establishment of pollution control boards.

  • 16.1.2

    The Air (Prevention & Control Of Pollution) Act

    The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act is legislation designed to prevent and control air pollution in India, setting standards and powers for regulatory boards.

  • 16.1.3

    The Water (Prevention & Control Of Pollution) Act

    The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act aims to prevent water pollution caused by industrial, agricultural, and household waste, ensuring the purity of water sources.

  • 16.1.4

    Wild Life Protection Act

    The Wild Life Protection Act aims to preserve and protect wildlife in India, establishing national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.

References

ch5 part a.pdf

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