Jharkhand pollution control board

Various petitions have been filed before the National Green Tribunal (NGT),for the last three years against illegal mining and pollution by stone crusher units in the Rajmahal Hills in Jharkhand. The petitioners claimed that the companies indulged in indiscriminate mining and operating stone crushers in the hills of Sahebganj district have flouted environmental norms. The table below highlights the cases in NGT about the stone crushers. Also read: NGT Cases Application number Syed Arshad Nasar versus Union of India and others. 23/2017 Ramchandra Chaurasia versus the State of Jharkhand 776/2018 Pradeep Kumar Singh versus the State of Jharkhand 373/2019 Takingcognisance of the three petitions mentioned in the table below, NGT has formed joint committees to submit their findings thrice. Still, the issue remains unresolved due to these committees’ submission of inadequate information. joint committee, 2019 The first joint committee, formed in 2019 by the NGT, comprised senior scientists from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) regional office in Jharkhand, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) and experts from the state environment impact assessment authority and Jharkhand state pollution control board (JSPCB). The green tribunal asked for a detailed report on the capacity assessment of the areas, including — stone mines and stone crushers, ambient air quality assessment, pollution control devices required for stone mining and stone crushing units...

Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board, established under the Section 4 of Water Act, 1974, though it started functioning on 15.12.2000. Similar to other State Pollution Control Boards, like • The Water (Control and Prevention of Pollution) Act, 1974. • The Air (Control and Prevention of Pollution) Act, 1981. • The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. • Other Rules framed by the State government. Therefore, in a nutshell, JSPCB is responsible for implementing the provisions of above-mentioned Acts and rules and regulations as established by the concerned authorities and government. Similar to other state or UT pollution control boards or committees such as However, there is no doubt that it requires appropriate knowledge of the environmental laws and parameters which an industry is required to follow. So, to meet JSPCB you can contact us - a leading compliance service provider in Delhi who will be responsible to meet the safety parameters which have been implemented by the concerned authorities. Disclaimer: All to whom it may concern, JR Compliance is not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages from the use of any information contained on our website, or from any action/ decision taken as a result of using the site. The information provided on this website is with the sole intention to give information, not a professional opinion. Moreover, our website might include copyrighted material that may or may not have been specifically autho...

RANCHI: The Jharkhand State Of 271 sanctioned posts in JSPCB, 237 are vacant, which is close to 88%, the highest among all the pollution boards in the country with unfilled positions. This has come to fore in a recent reply by the ministry of environment, forest and climate change in Lok Sabha to a question on vacant positions in pollution control boards in the country. Of the sanctioned strength of 11,103 across all state pollution control boards, 5,454 are vacant with Jharkhand being the worst-hit nationally. The state pollution control boards have an important role in enforcement of provisions of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The responsibility to fill up vacancies lies with the respective state governments and UT administrations, the MOEF stated in its statement. Environmentalists have slammed state government’s inaction in filling up the vacancies. They are also concerned as this mineral rich state has pollution challenges at many front be it in mining, industries or shoddy transport system. Talking to TOI, Jamshedpur (east) MLA Saryu Rai said the state pollution control board here is virtually toothless. “The JSPCB is a regulatory body to control pollution and address other environment issues. But it has neither manpower for field visits and inspection, nor labs to conduct tests, or equipment. It has restricted itself only to provide consent to ope...

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