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Environment & Ecology question from UPSC CSE-Mains, 2013

What are the consequences of Illegal mining? Discuss the Ministry of Environment and Forests’ concept of GO AND NO GO zones for the coal mining sector.

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Exam UPSC CSE
Stage Mains
Year 2013
Subject Environment & Ecology
Marks 12.5
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