Transcription of Environmental Policy in India
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Environmental Policy in India Debajit Principal, SKM s College of Commerce, Goregaon (W), Mumbai, India Abstract - Since the early 1970 s, the world has become increasingly sensitised to Environmental issues which cut across many disciplines and occur at different spatial scales. The unprecedented population growth and advanced technology both have led to man s impact on environment becoming appreciable, so that, there is mounting pressure on both environment and resources. Concerns for environment have been echoed at various international conferences and also have been discussed at inter-governmental levels.
During this period stress on economic development was greater and environmental considerations took a back seat in policy making. b. The Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act, 1957 (C) Post Stockholm Conference to Bhopal disaster (1972-1984): However, the Stockholm Conference on Environment and Development had largely
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