The Environment Conservation Rules, 1997
The Environment Conservation Rules, 1997 CONTENTS 1. Short Title 2. Definitions 3. Declaration of Ecologically Critical Area 4. Vehicles emitting smoke injurious to health and otherwise harmful 5. Application relating to pollution or degradation of environment 6. Notice for collection of Sample 7.
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