
An amendment in the Forest Act that allegedly resulted in vast tracts of forests losing legal protection and made them available for non-forest purposes has come under judicial scanner with the SC on Friday agreeing to examine its validity on a plea filed by a group of retired Indian Forest Service officers who alleged that the change in law "would exacerbate the ill-effects of climate change". The petitioners alleged that the change in law would "radically undermine India's decades-old forest governance regime".
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