Proforma for reporting action taken on specific directions of the Hon ...

<strong>Pro<strong>for</strong>ma</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>reporting</strong> <strong>action</strong> <strong>taken</strong> on specific directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India dated 14.10.2003
concerning the S.P.C.B's / P.P.C's of U.T.'s
As on
31.01.2013
Item
No.
Hazardous Waste
Management. Major
steps to be <strong>taken</strong> by the
States
1. Closure of units
operating without any
authorization or in
violation of
authorization issued
under H.W. Rules 1989
as amended Hazardous
Waste (Management,
Handling &
Transboundary
Movement) Rule 2008.
2. Putting up display
boards with relevant
in<strong>for</strong>mation by industry
generating / handling
hazardous waste
3. Inventorisation of
hazardous waste
generation as per
Hazardous Waste
(Management, Handling
& Transboundary
Movement) Rule 2008
Comments of U.P. Pollution Control Board
The Board has issued closure orders against 79 units.
1. Hazardous waste generating units have been directed to display relevant in<strong>for</strong>mation
through public notices and through conditions of authorization.
2. Out of total inventoried 2179 units, 469 units are reported to be closed <strong>for</strong> more than 03
months & 12 units are dismantled. Thus 1698 units are operational out of which 1698
units have installed display boards.
Inventory of Hazardous Waste generating industries as on April 2010 has already been
sent to CPCB.
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Remarks, if
any
3.1 Number of units
(A) Number of units identified as per Rules of 2008 2179
(B) Number of units having valid authorization 1222
(C) Number of units reported closed <strong>for</strong> the last 03 months or 469

more
(D) Number of units against which show cause has been issued
00
/ <strong>action</strong> initiated (0+0)
(E) Number of units against which closure order has been
81
issued / <strong>action</strong> initiated (79+2)
(F) Number of authorization applications under consideration 395
3.2 (a) Category wise(as
per Schedule–1)
waste generation
potential (TPA)
1 Petrochemical processes and pyrolytic operation 694.030
2 Drilling operation <strong>for</strong> oil and gas production 0.000
3 Cleaning, emptying and maintenance of petroleum oil 45.300
storage tanks including ships
4 Petroleum refining / rerefining of used oil / recycling of 1543.660
waste oil
5 Industrial operations using minerals/synthetic oil as 9359.141
lubricant in hydraulic systems or other applications
6 Secondary production and / or use of zinc 13081.020
7 Primary production of Zinc/Lead/Copper or other non 2954.000
ferrous metals except aluminum
8 Secondary production of Copper 30.000
9 Secondary production of Lead 3178.750
10 Production and/or use of cadmium and arsenic and their 0.000
compounds
11 Production of primary and secondary aluminum 3700.000
12 Metal surface treatment such as etching, staining,
1801.760
polishing, galvanizing, cleaning, degreasing, painting etc
13 Production of iron and steel including other ferrous alloys 318.720
( electric furnaces, steel rolling and finishing mills, coke
oven and by product
14 Hardening of steel 0.000
15 Production of asbestos or asbestos containing material 5760.490
16 Production of caustic soda and chlorine 896.173
17 Production of acid 1571.380
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18 Production of nitrogenous and complex fertilizer 1968.620
19 Production of Phenol 339.230
20 Production and/or industrial use of solvents 37722.800
21 Production and/or industrial use of paints,pigments, 1059.370
lacquers, varnishes, plastics and ink
22 Production of plastic raw materials 1.560
23 Production and/or industrial use of glues, cements,
30.032
adhesive and resins
24 Production of canvas and textiles 1046.390
25 Industrial production and <strong>for</strong>mulation of wood
0.000
preservatives
26 Production or industrial use of synthetic dyes, dyeintermediates
1828.704
and pigments
27 Production or industrial use of materials made with organosilicone
0.000
compounds
28 Production/<strong>for</strong>mulation of drugs/pharmaceuticals 1644.319
29 Production, use and <strong>for</strong>mulation of pesticides including 1331.460
stock – piles
30 Leather tanneries 9837.700
31 Electronic Industry 3.400
32 Pulp and Paper Industry 23321.314
33 Disposal of barrels / containers used <strong>for</strong> handling of 2219.740
hazardous wastes / chemicals
34 Purification processes <strong>for</strong> air and water 6310.935
35 Purification process <strong>for</strong> organic compounds / solvent 1604.455
36 Waste treatment processes e.g. incineration, distillation,
separation and concentration technique
2470.180
3.2(b)
Waste other
than
SCHEDULE-1
such as
SCHEDULE - 2
etc.
Waste other than SCHEDULE-1 such as SCHEDULE - 2
etc.
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32.2
TOTAL 137706.833

3.3 Categorisation
as per nature of
waste
1 Total amount of Recyclable Wastes in TPA 84598.279
2 Total amount of Incinerable wastes in TPA 18866.582
3 Total amount of land fillable wastes in TPA 34241.972
4 Total Hazardous waste 137706.833
3.4 Recycling Units
1 Number of Recycling units identified 273
2 Number of Recycling units closed 78
3 Number of Recycling units with authorization 168
4 Number of Recycling units. Pending Applications 27
4. Inventory with regard to
Hazardous Waste dump
sites and preparation of
rehabilitation plan to be
completed within 3
months as indicated in
the Court order.
Within 3 months of the
Court order the
SPCBs/PCCs shall also
fix a time-frame <strong>for</strong>
implementation of
Rehabilitation Plan
3.5 Number of captive Incinerators installed by various
industries.
One Common Incinerator at Ghaziabad <strong>for</strong> Oily & Paint
waste. One at Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat)
operated by M/s Bharat Oil Waste Ltd. <strong>for</strong> all type of
Incinerable Hazardous waste and one at Kumbhi Ramabai
Nagar installed by M/s U.P. Waste Management Project <strong>for</strong>
all type of incienrable hazardous waste are operational.
5 illegal dumping sites were identified in various parts of the State. (03 sites in
Kanpur Nagar, 01 site at Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat) & 01 site at Deva Road
Barabanki (Site made by I.P.L. Lucknow). Besides above sites one more dumping
sites has been found in the premises of a TSDF (M/s Bharat Oil & Waste
Management) Kumbhi Kanpur Dehat where old BCS waste is found to be buried
by unknown industries and shifted at this site by National Highway Authority
while making National Highway.
ITRC, Lucknow was short listed <strong>for</strong> risk assessment/ EIA/ remediation plan <strong>for</strong>
illegal dump sites. ITRC has submitted preliminary report which has been
submitted to CPCB.
Directions have been given through public notices that hazardous waste shall in
no case be disposed in open and/ or illegal dumping sites.
The Pesticide waste lying in the old brick kiln at Deva Road Barabanki has been
shifted to TSDF,Kumbhi, Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat) by the responsible
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5. Action to be <strong>taken</strong> on
the directions of the
Court with regard to
ship breaking activities
within one month
6. Strengthening of SPCBs
in terms of man-power,
infrastructure and
trained technical
personnel at higher level
Industry and the site is being used as new car parking area by private firm.
In 2008 an estimate was made and request <strong>for</strong> funds was made with Govt. of U.P.
(DOE) and C.P.C.B.. Again in 2009 process was initiated <strong>for</strong> making tender <strong>for</strong>
shifting the BCS waste lying at village Khanpur, Rania in Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat) to TSDF. The same was presented & discussed in expert
committee meeting held on 11-11-2009 at CPCB. Fresh Expression of Interest /
Tenders were invited <strong>for</strong> shifting the lying BCS waste at Khanpur village. The
tenders <strong>for</strong> shifting the waste were opened on 18-03-2010 and the lowest bidder
amongst three bidders was selected and the demand along with the DPR <strong>for</strong>
providing the funds ( Rs. 8.532 crores) to shift the same was been sent to Director
Environment Govt. of U.P., CPCB and MoEF, New Delhi . Director Environment
U.P. had requested MOEF, New Delhi to provide MOEFs grant. Now by the
introduction of clean energy fund, CPCB is now to make DPR <strong>for</strong> cleaning up the
waste and ground water remediation at three illegal dumpsites i.e. Khanchandpur,
Juhi Baburia Kanpur and Deva Road Barabanki. U.P. Government has given
approval in principal <strong>for</strong> sharing its share i.e. 60% of total cost and included that
in 12th five year plan.
Newly identified buried site at (BOWML) TSDF site, Kumbhi Kanpur Dehat was
first surveyed on the call of BOWML itself and approx 1000 MT of buried BCS
waste has been shifted to TSDF by UPPCB, still BCS waste is lying below soil
and needs immediate attention.
Lohianagar Ghaziabad areas ground water has been found to be contaminated
with Cr+6 although there is no hazardous waste lying anywhere now. The
Lohianagar ground water is being remediated <strong>for</strong> Cr+6 by industries as per
directions given by UPPCB. The same has been in<strong>for</strong>med and is first of its kind in
India.
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Not Applicable
A- A Nodal cell <strong>for</strong> the Management of Hazardous Wastes has been constituted at the
Board's Head Office. Which look after Hazardous waste management along with
other assigned routine works.
B- It is desirable that a common staffing pattern <strong>for</strong> all the State Boards be drawn up

through the C.P.C.B. It would facilitate demands being cleared by the State
Government. Pollution Control services could be converted to an All India Services.
This would facilitate exchange of experience. Dedicated Hazardous Waste
Management Cell is required.
7 Imposition of ban with
regard to burning of any
material whether
hazardous or nonhazardous
on the
beaches
8. Provision of
infrastructure facilities
such as secured
Hazardous Waste land
fill sites and incinerators
<strong>for</strong> treatment and
disposal of Hazardous
Waste
C- The rules of 2008 have exempted payment of fees against authorization, which was
prescribed earlier. Amendments may be brought to reintroduce fees.
(A) Common TSDFs :-
Not applicable.
Common Treatment, Storage, Disposal Facilities <strong>for</strong>
Hazardous Waste disposal are operational/ being
developed/ capacity exhausted at the following 4 sites in
Uttar Pradesh.
1) Kanpur (Rooma) - Capacity Exhausted
2) Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat)
On 3 hectares land by
M/s Bharat Oil &
Waste Management Ltd.
- Operational
3) Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat)On 7 hectares
land by M/S U.P. Waste Management - Operational
4) Banthar, Unnao - I st & II nd phase
both operational
Kanpur (Rooma)
1. TSDF <strong>for</strong> hazardous waste from tanneries was constructed by Nagar Nigam, Kanpur at
Rooma, having capacity of 20,000 m 3 (115mx115mx3.5m).
2. Tender cost of the project was Rs2.96 Crores (estimated cost by EIL was Rs.2.86
Crores).
3. This TSDF was in operation from July, 2006. Stabilized Hazardous Waste of tanneries
at Jajmau, Kanpur was disposed off at this TSDF by Nagar Nigam and is now full.
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Direction given <strong>for</strong> increasing the capacity/making of another S.L.F. or to send the
CETP waste and other tannery waste of Jajmau to existing TSDFs at Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat). Directions have also been issued to cap the filled SLF.
Kumbhi, Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat) [ M/s Bharat Oil & Waste
Management Ltd.]
UPPCB has acquired 10 hectares of land at Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat),
out of which 7 hectares of land has been given to M/S U.PWaste Management <strong>for</strong> the
development of TSDF and remaining 3 hectares of land was previously given to M/S
Kanpur Pollution Control Committee, but there land lease has been cancelled. After this,
the site was allotted to M/s Bharat Oil (Regd.) India Ghaziabad on 29.4.2008 <strong>for</strong>
development of T.S.D.F. on 3 hectares of land. The TSDF is now operational. The no. of
members till this month is 622. The total capacity of SLF will be 1.5 lac MT. A common
incinerator of 1 ton / hr. capacity has also been commissioned and is in operation.
Kumbhi, Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat)- M/S U.P. Waste Management Ltd.
1. 10.0 Hectares of land acquired by local administration and handed over to U.P.
Pollution Control Board.
2. M/S U.P. Waste Management Ltd. ( M/S Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. )has been
identified as operator <strong>for</strong> the TSDF planned on the 7.0 hectares land out of 10.0
hectares. A lease agreement <strong>for</strong> land has been executed and the operator has
deposited the annual lease rent in the Board. Pollution Control Board has issued site
clearance to M/S Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. The work <strong>for</strong> construction of one
cell of secured land fill (approximate capacity one lac MT. ) along with other
facilities such as weigh bridge, temporary storage, stabilizer unit, intractable store,
general stores, tyre wash and administrative buildings has been completed and is
operational since last week of April 2007. On further expansion of S.L.F. of this
TSDF the total capacity will be approximately 3.5 lac MT.. Registration of
members, testing of waste samples of member units has been started by M/S Ramky
Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. and 1258 members have been registered. The operator of the
TSDF has advertised in the news papers <strong>for</strong> its membership and operation of the
facility.
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3. Progress as in<strong>for</strong>med by the operator of TSDF – (M/s U.P.Waste Management
Project) Kumbhi is as follows-
(i) First SLF is completed and is operational.
(ii) Till now 1258 industries have become the member of this TSDF <strong>for</strong> which
agreement has been signed between industries and M/s U.P.Waste
Management Project), Kumbhi division of Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd.
(iii) A common incinerator of 2 ton / hr capacity has also been installed and is
operational.
Banthar Unnao
1. NOC granted by State Pollution Control Board in 2002 and Ministry of Environment
& Forests, Govt. of India on 25.2.2004.
2. Site identified and acquired at Village Banthar within and adjacent to the Leather
Technology Park being developed by the U.P. State Industrial Development
Corporation. The S.L.F. within the park has been developed by Banthar Industrial
Pollution Control Company whereas the TSDF adjacent to park is being developed
by Industrial Infrastructural Ltd.
3. The T.S.D.F. is catering to Hazardous wastes generated from Tanneries situated in
the Leather Technology Park at Unnao as well as <strong>for</strong> other allowed industries
situated in District Unnao only.
4. One SLF in 2.5 acres in the premises of the C.E.T.P. of Leather Technology park
has been developed which would suffice <strong>for</strong> 3 years and would cater the hazardous
waste from the industries within the Leather Technology Park. The work has been
completed with proper lining with 1.5 mm HDPE sheet. The testing and
commissioning of the same has also been completed. This facility is operational
from November, 2006.
5. Two cells of SLF are being operated by IIL along with other facility like weigh
bridge, lab , tyre wash and temporary storage. One cell of S.L.F. is under
construction just outside the premises of C.E.T.P. Banthar. The combined capacity
of these cells and one inside the campus is approximately 3.1 lac MT. The TSDF
outside the boundary has been commissioned and inaugurated on 14-10-08. The total
industry members to Banthar TSDF are now 55.
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9. Implementation of the
criteria <strong>for</strong> Hazardous
Waste land fill sites and
the manual <strong>for</strong> design,
construction and quality
control of liners etc. <strong>for</strong>
Hazardous Waste
landfill, as published by
CPCB in February,
2001and December,
2002 respectively
10. Completion and
operation of land fill
sites, shifting of
Other In<strong>for</strong>mation
Site was identified at village Rasoolpur/ Rithouri tehsil Sikandrabad <strong>for</strong> which EIA
was submitted by ITRC, Lucknow in the Year, 1999. The process of handing over/
possession of land to Board by District Administration was under progress. The permission
<strong>for</strong> transfer of land is pending with Revenue Department of U.P. District Magistrate,
Bulandshahar has sought clarification from Revenue Department, Lucknow, whether land
has to be transferred to U.P.Pollution Control Board, free of charge or it is to be charged as
per current market rate. As per last in<strong>for</strong>mation above land is now not available, there<strong>for</strong>e
local administration has to identify the new site now at Bulandshahar or any nearby district.
Moreover, It will be better to promote the use of Cement Kilns <strong>for</strong> disposal of Hazardous
waste.
(B) Captive Secured Land fills - Apart from above common TSDFs, following three
industries have their own S.L.Fs, as detailed below :-
1. M/s Kanoria Chemicals Ltd. , Renukoot - Caping have been done.
2. M/s Jubliant Organasys Ltd. , J.P.Nagar
3. M/s Gail Pata , Auraiya
(C) Number of incinerators installed
a. Common incinerator
b. Captive incinerator
Public Notice issued in leading newspapers to ensure compliance.
Directions issued as conditions in authorizations.
Text of conditions imposed
"The criteria <strong>for</strong> hazardous waste land-fill sites published by Central Pollution Control
Board in February, 2001 and the manual <strong>for</strong> design, construction and quality control of
liners and covers <strong>for</strong> hazardous waste land fills published in December, 2002 as provided in
Rule 8-A of Hazardous Waste (Management and Handling) Rules in respect of design and
setting up of disposal facilities shall be strictly followed.”
Common TSDFs :- Common Treatment, Storage, Disposal Facilities <strong>for</strong>
Hazardous Waste disposal have been developed at
following three sites out of proposed five sites as
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Hazardous Waste to land
fill sites, transportation
of Hazardous Waste as
indicated in the Court
order
Kanpur (Rooma)
mentioned in point no. 8 earlier:
1) Kanpur (Rooma) - Capacity Exhausted
2) Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat)On 3 hectares
land by M/s Bharat Oil &
Waste Management Ltd.
- Operational
3) Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat)On 7 hectares
land by M/S U.P. Waste Management - Operational
4) Banthar, Unnao - I st & II nd phase
both operational
5) Bulandshahar - Proposed
1. TSDF <strong>for</strong> hazardous waste from tanneries has been constructed by Nagar Nigam,
Kanpur at Rooma, having capacity of 20,000 m 3 (115mx115mx3.5m).
2. Tender cost of the project was Rs2.96 Crores (estimated cost by EIL was Rs.2.86
Crores).
3. This TSDF was in operation from July, 2006. Stabilized Hazardous Waste of tanneries
at Jajmau, Kanpur were disposed off at this TSDF by Nagar Nigam and is now full.
Direction given <strong>for</strong> increasing the capacity/making of another S.L.F. or to send the
CETP waste and other tannery waste of Jajmau to existing TSDFs at Ramabai Nagar
(Kanpur Dehat). Directions have also been issued to cap the filled SLF.
Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat)
M/S U.P. Waste Management Ltd. – Kumbhi, Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat)
1. 10.0 Hectares of land acquired by local administration and handed over to U.P.
Pollution Control Board.
2. M/S U.P. Waste Management Ltd. ( M/S Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. )has been
identified as operator <strong>for</strong> the TSDF planned on the 7.0 hectares land out of 10.0
hectares. A lease agreement <strong>for</strong> land has been executed and the operator has
deposited the annual lease rent in the Board. Pollution Control Board has issued site
clearance to M/S Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. The work <strong>for</strong> construction of one
cell of secured land fill (approximate capacity one lac MT. ) along with other
facilities such as weigh bridge, temporary storage, stabilizer unit, intractable store,
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general stores, tyre wash and administrative buildings has been completed and is
operational since last week of April 2007. On further expansion of S.L.F. of this
TSDF the total capacity will be approximately 3.5 lac MT.. Registration of
members, testing of waste samples of member units has been started by M/S Ramky
Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd. and 1258 members have been registered. The operator of the
TSDF has advertised in the news papers <strong>for</strong> its membership and operation of the
facility.
3. Progress as in<strong>for</strong>med by the operator of TSDF – (M/s U.P.Waste Management
Project) Kumbhi is as follows-
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
First SLF is completed and is operational.
Till now 1258 industries have become the member of this TSDF <strong>for</strong> which
agreement has been signed between industries and M/s U.P.Waste
Management Project), Kumbhi division of Ramky Enviro Engg. Pvt. Ltd.
A common incinerator of 2 T/hr capacity has also been installed and is
operational.
M/s Bharat Oil & Waste Management Ltd. Kumbhi Ramabai Nagar (Kanpur Dehat)
Remaining 3 hectares was with UPPCB. Previously this 3 hectares land was given to
M/S Kanpur Pollution Control Committee, but there land lease has been cancelled. After
this, the site was allotted to M/s Bharat Oil (Regd.) India Ghaziabad on 29.4.2008 <strong>for</strong>
development of T.S.D.F. on 3 hectares of land. The TSDF is now operational. Till now
622 industries have become member of this TSDF. The total capacity of SLF is 1.5 lac
MT. A common incinerator of 1 ton / hr. capacity has also been commissioned and is in
operation.
Banthar Unnao
1. NOC granted by State Pollution Control Board in 2002 and Ministry of Environment
& Forests, Govt. of India on 25.2.2004.
2. Site identified and acquired at Village Banthar within and adjacent to the Leather
Technology Park being developed by the U.P. State Industrial Development
Corporation. The S.L.F. within the park has been developed by Banthar Industrial
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Pollution Control Company whereas the TSDF adjacent to park is being developed
by Industrial Infrastructural Ltd.
3. The T.S.D.F. is catering to Hazardous wastes generated from Tanneries situated in
the Leather Technology Park at Unnao as well as <strong>for</strong> other allowed industries
situated in District Unnao only.
4. One SLF in 2.5 acres in the premises of the C.E.T.P. of Leather Technology park
has been developed which would suffice <strong>for</strong> 3 years and would cater the hazardous
waste from the industries within the Leather Technology Park. The work has been
completed with proper lining with 1.5 mm HDPE sheet. The testing and
commissioning of the same has also been completed. This facility is operational
from November, 2006.
11. To ensure that
Hazardous Waste is not
allowed to be discharged
in open dumps by
Hazardous Waste
generating units and
<strong>action</strong> to be <strong>taken</strong> as per
law, in case there is any
violation in this regard.
12. SPCBs/PCCs should
insist that any
Hazardous Waste
5. Two cells of SLF are being operated by IIL along with other facility like weigh
bridge, lab , tyre wash and temporary storage. One cell of S.L.F. is under
construction just outside the premises of C.E.T.P. Banthar. The combined capacity
of these cells and one inside the campus is approximately 3.1 lac MT. The TSDF
outside the boundary has been commissioned and inaugurated on 14-10-08. The total
industry members to Banthar TSDF are now 55.
Captive Secured Land fills - Apart from above common TSDFs, following three
industries have their own S.L.Fs :-
1. M/s Kanoria Chemicals Ltd. , Renukoot - Caping have been done.
2. M/s Jubliant Organasys Ltd. , J.P.Nagar
3. M/s Gail Pata , Auraiya
Public Notice issued in leading newspapers to ensure compliance.
It is being directed that any hazardous waste dumped by a unit is cleaned up be<strong>for</strong>e an
authorisation is issued.
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dumped by the unit be
cleaned be<strong>for</strong>e
authorization is issued
13. When illegal import of
Hazardous Waste takes
place due to nonfulfillment
of the
requisite conditions
required under the rules,
an enquiry should
conducted and
appropriate <strong>action</strong> <strong>taken</strong>
against concerned
officer(s) of the
department responsible
therein <strong>for</strong> such an
illegal import.
14. The Recycled Plastics
Manufacture and Usage
Rules 1999, amended
2011
15. Any other relevant
in<strong>for</strong>mation
No case of illegal import of Hazardous Waste has been brought to light.
Total number of industries identified Under the Rules
Total number of industries closed due to own
Total number of registered industries.
Total number of industries against which legal <strong>action</strong> is under process
Recommendations <strong>for</strong> closure sent to respective Municipal Commissioners
1. Public notice in leading newspaper published to become member of existing TSDFs
to send there Hazardous Waste to respective TSDFs on 20-03-2008.
2. A Booklet printed on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttar Pradesh in 2007, along
with Industrial Hazardous Waste Inventory and sent to MOEF and CPCB.
3. Inventory of Hazardous Waste generating units published in 2007 and revised in
April 2010 have been put up on Website www.uppcb.com and published.
4. 281 no. of identified Hazardous industries, either recycle or reuse their waste,
there<strong>for</strong>e, they are not required to take the membership of any TSDF.
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