Section 19 of WPCPA : Section 19: Power Of State Government To Restrict The Application Of The Act To Certain Areas

WPCPA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a State Government, after discussions with its State Pollution Control Board, realizes that a particular river flowing through a series of industrial towns is becoming increasingly polluted. However, the upstream region where the river originates is relatively unpolluted and does not require stringent pollution control measures. The government, aiming to address the pollution effectively and efficiently, decides to apply the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act...

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