The government has abandoned a controversial proposal to sell large portions of conservation land, citing a slow and flawed disposal process, but remains committed to allowing economic activities on conservation land through Section 6EA, which critics argue prioritizes economic利益
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current process criticized as slow and unclear
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Good afternoon. The government has backed down on freeing up conservation land for sale and disposal. The proposal became controversial after it was revealed that up to 60% of the …
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