Stubble Burning — Environmental Laws

Entry	Year	Description	Impact
N/A	N/A	While there isn't a specific constitutional amendment directly addressing stubble burning, the issue is governed by existing environmental laws. The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, serves as the primary legislative tool, empowering the Central Government to take measures for environmental protection. Subsequent amendments to this act or related rules have strengthened its enforcement mechanisms, though no specific amendment is solely dedicated to stubble burning.	The EPA provides the legal teeth for various government and judicial interventions. Its broad scope allows for the issuance of notifications, rules, and directions to control pollution from diverse sources, including agricultural practices like stubble burning. The lack of a specific amendment means the issue is tackled under general environmental protection mandates, relying heavily on judicial interpretations and executive orders.

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