Environmental Protection Law.

This Environmental Protection Law establishes a legal framework aimed at managing, preserving, and improving environmental quality throughout the country. The Law defines key terms, sets out general principles, and delineate the specific roles and responsibilities of various state organizations, businesses, and the public in safeguarding the environment.
The Law details extensive measures for preventing and controlling different forms of pollution, including air pollution, water pollution, and hazardous waste. It mandates procedures for environmental impact assessments, the sustainable management of natural resources, and the conservation of biodiversity. The Law also outlines a system for monitoring compliance, encourages public participation in environmental decision-making, and establishes a regime of incentives for adherence alongside penalties for violations.