Section 25 of EPA : Section 25: Power To Make Rules

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a factory that manufactures batteries is located near a river. The Central Government, under Section 25 of The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, issues a notification setting the maximum permissible levels of lead and other toxic substances that can be released into the water. The factory must adhere to these standards to prevent environmental pollution.

One day, an inspection reveals that the factory's waste discharge contains lead at levels higher than the prescribed limit. The factory is required to inform the designated environ...

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