The first bench headed by Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul stated this in an intermin order when a petition filed by advocate D A Prabakar, who is also secretary of Tirunelveli District Consumer Protection Association, came up before it
The petitioner submitted if the December 10 notification of the Centre was accepted, the highly polluting industries prior to this notification will not adhere to EIA norms.
The EIA issued a notification on September 14, 2006 that units or factories in government parks should be given license after public consultation. But on December 10, 2014 the Environment and Forest Ministry passed another order exempting projects or units situated in government-notified industrial parks prior to EIA notification from public consultation for expansion purposes.
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