<p>Haryana has decided to create a separate corpus out of the forfeited guarantees from polluting industrial units and utilise it for installing common effluent treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, R&D activities and creating awareness on pollution.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The decision was taken by the Haryana pollution control board, which also decided to set up two new regional offices, in Gurgaon and Jind, to facilitate industries concentrated in these areas. With this, the board will have 12 regional offices across the state. <br /><br />Sources said the board has decided to keep the period of consent for green category of industries at five years. <br /><br />Board chairman and additional chief secretary environment, P K Gupta said industries would now be allowed to get their bank guarantee given at the time of consent for setting up a second unit, if the amount of earlier company is due for refund/release.<br /><br />The units can also get their amount adjusted if the amount is due to release/refund. <br /><br />The board also decided that the deputy commissioner or his representative not below the rank of additional deputy commissioner will now head the district-level committee and district-level clearance committee.<br /><br />It has also decided to forward the representation of Haryana solvent extractors association for including solvent extractors plants in orange category instead of Red category to the central pollution control board (CPCB) for examination and taking further decision in the matter.<br /><br />A compendium of pollution control laws and rules, notifications including important judgements on environment-related issues will be publushed and available free of cost.</p>
<p>Haryana has decided to create a separate corpus out of the forfeited guarantees from polluting industrial units and utilise it for installing common effluent treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, R&D activities and creating awareness on pollution.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The decision was taken by the Haryana pollution control board, which also decided to set up two new regional offices, in Gurgaon and Jind, to facilitate industries concentrated in these areas. With this, the board will have 12 regional offices across the state. <br /><br />Sources said the board has decided to keep the period of consent for green category of industries at five years. <br /><br />Board chairman and additional chief secretary environment, P K Gupta said industries would now be allowed to get their bank guarantee given at the time of consent for setting up a second unit, if the amount of earlier company is due for refund/release.<br /><br />The units can also get their amount adjusted if the amount is due to release/refund. <br /><br />The board also decided that the deputy commissioner or his representative not below the rank of additional deputy commissioner will now head the district-level committee and district-level clearance committee.<br /><br />It has also decided to forward the representation of Haryana solvent extractors association for including solvent extractors plants in orange category instead of Red category to the central pollution control board (CPCB) for examination and taking further decision in the matter.<br /><br />A compendium of pollution control laws and rules, notifications including important judgements on environment-related issues will be publushed and available free of cost.</p>