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Maharashtra Agencies Intensify Environmental Enforcement in Industrial Zones

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Authorities in Maharashtra, including the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation, directed strict action against pollution in the Ambad MIDC area in Nashik. This includes inspecting contaminated water sources and initiating legal proceedings against industries that violate environmental norms. Industries are required to treat wastewater on their premises before disposal, and the Common Effluent Treatment Plant project is scheduled for phased completion between October 15 and November 30.

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The coordination between the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation strengthens environmental governance in Maharashtra. The directives require industrial units to implement wastewater treatment and adhere to hazardous waste regulations, potentially increasing operational costs for businesses operating in the region.

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    Jabil might face increased operational costs due to mandatory wastewater treatment and stricter environmental compliance.

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