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Biosafety Law, Regulation, Guidelines and Agreements
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last updated: 14 Aug 2019
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Environmental Protection Act
EN
Law
National / Federal
The Environmental Protection Act regulates:
1. the environmental protection for the present and the future generations and protection of human
health;
2. the preservation of the biological diversity in compliance with the natural bio-geographic
characteristic of the country;
3. the preservation and the use of the components of environment;
4. the control and the management of the factors, damaging the environment;
5. the implementing of control over the status of environment and the sources of pollution;
6. the prevention and the restriction of pollution;
7. the creating and the functioning of the National system for monitoring of the environment;
8. environmental protection strategies, programmes and plans;
9. the collecting and the access to the information about environment;
10. the economic organisation of environmental protection activities;
11. the rights and the obligations of the state, the municipalities, the corporate bodies and the
individuals regarding environmental protection.
Chapter II of the Environmental Protection Act specifically deals with the rights of the public to be informed on the environmental matters.
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1. the environmental protection for the present and the future generations and protection of human
health;
2. the preservation of the biological diversity in compliance with the natural bio-geographic
characteristic of the country;
3. the preservation and the use of the components of environment;
4. the control and the management of the factors, damaging the environment;
5. the implementing of control over the status of environment and the sources of pollution;
6. the prevention and the restriction of pollution;
7. the creating and the functioning of the National system for monitoring of the environment;
8. environmental protection strategies, programmes and plans;
9. the collecting and the access to the information about environment;
10. the economic organisation of environmental protection activities;
11. the rights and the obligations of the state, the municipalities, the corporate bodies and the
individuals regarding environmental protection.
Chapter II of the Environmental Protection Act specifically deals with the rights of the public to be informed on the environmental matters.
28 Sep 2002
- Environmental Protection Act BG.pdf [ Bulgarian ]
- Environmental Protection Act.pdf [ English ]
The translation in English is not official.
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