Risks and Rights: The Challenges and Consequences of Development in Indian Coal Mining Sector
Keywords:
mining induced displacement, vulnerability, legislation, environment, human rights
Abstract
Mining has a significant impact on the economic social and environmental fabric of adjoining areas Although mining activities bring about economic development in the area at the same time the land degradation causes ecological and socio-economic problems Mining adversely affects the eco-system as a whole It is important to conduct suitable assessment studies to learn the potential adverse impact of mining on flora and fauna To overcome from the problems one should have knowledge about the various activities of environmental concern As we have seen earlier time that every mine managers keep check list giving information on environmental controls as envisaged in various mining lease conditions of the Government of India and Environment management plan Frequent review of this information may enable identification of the site-specific environmental issues at the mine Poor environmental performance may accelerate the demands for mere stringent regulatory conditions Therefore the task is to make continuous efforts towards environmental improvement by each mine authority The present paper discusses on various risks involved around coal mines activities in India It also deals with the rights of the people to live in clean environment
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