Offense and Penalties - Environment Protection Act(1986), Industrial Laws Video Lecture | Industrial Laws - B Com

a factory owner caught on the spot I
work inside so how I could be polluting
the outside environment whatever you're
doing you're creating a lot of dust
which affects air quality outside
inspections like this will be more
frequent under the Beijing air pollution
control regulation environmental
officials target industrial plants and
factories aiming to reduce pollution
from coal burning a major cause of smaug
gateway pashing lena the new regulation
allows us to be tougher with polluters
on-site inspectors will decide what
fines will be imposed we want them to
understand that there will be no mercy
some were funding there will be no limit
on fines with violators paying double
for each repeated offense for example
100,000 yen for the first time 200,000
for the second 400,000 for the third and
so on the fine for the polluters has
been set to low not powerful enough to
deter them from being compliant so they
keep violating the law because it will
take them cost them a lot of money to
clean up their act some factory owners
say they are already feeling the pinch
lyrica know we suffered huge losses but
I do it for a better air anyway look
around you we will try our best we lose
about 100,000 un a day to suspend
production the new regulation also
stresses criminal punishment for
criminal actions beijing says it will no
longer approve new applications for
building industrial plants including oil
refining steel cement and thermal power
plants the new regulation requires firms
and plans to install emissions
technology and meet tough pollution
standards those who don't will face
fines up to 500,000 UN Beijing will also
require applications for total emissions
the old guidelines focus on increases in
emission the regulation is part of
Beijing's latest efforts to battle
severe smog now Beijing officials say
are eager to see it more clear days like
this for the entire city and are
determined to tackle air pollution
asking the public to report polluters
whenever possible
they've said the first week of every
month as environmental awareness week
Teresa CEO CCTV will do