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Is the Government shying away from a debate over environment? | The Urban Debate
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55:13Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla briefs on the Environment Impact Assessment 2020 notification. This assessment talks about the impact of any project or construction on the environment. The Central Government has decided to change some rules that were issued in 2006, however, many activists are against this change. What is problematic about the Environmental Impact Assessment Notification 2020?
‘There are many clauses in the draft notification which essentially protect the polluters’ says, Environmental Journalist, Bahar Dutt
While BJP’s Gopal Agarwal asks, ‘Our environmental laws were not strong. In this new notification, the govt has aligned the environmental requirements to set environmental standards. We have put objectivity into the system. Where is the problem?’
The Rajasthan Political Row is not sighing relief; the Gehlot Camp has now thronged outside the Raj Bhawan demanding an assembly session. Is there a need for such an extent?
‘The governor has no discretion in refusing to call a session. Therefore, legislatures protested. When Constitutional authorities don't follow the Constitution, what else is to be done’ says Congress MP Kapil Siba.
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