Industrial Waste Leads to Violation of Labour, Industrial, Environmental and Administrative Laws
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https://doi.org/10.51983/tarce-2015.4.2.2218Keywords:
E-pollution, Backyard recycling, Energy re-usage, Innovation, Implement- Labour Law, Industrial Law, Environment Law, IPCAbstract
Dumping of Industrial waste in public places and water resources are creating serious health hazards and unless and until it is controlled the reaction out of this world cause infection which would create a lot of disadvantage to the society .So, there should be a rule to prevent the people from damaging the ecosystem of our country to save nature to save people. The implementation of strict law for the prohibition of dumping Industrial waste should be sanctioned by the legal system and it should be activated by the Indian Penal Code. There are about 94 types of electronic products as reselling illegally by recycling methods. An economic solution and implementation of law (Implementations of Labour Law, Industrial Law, Environment Law, Administrative Law & IPC-Sections) are designed to achieve an optimal source to reuse and reduce the Industrial waste.
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