A key government panel reviewing the nation's Basic Environment Plan released an interim report calling for the introduction of economic measures to resolve environmental problems.
The report, prepared by the Central Environment Council, an advisory body to the Environment Agency chief, and released Wednesday, maps out strategies for tackling 11 priority areas.
The proposed revisions to the basic plan will be open to public comment for one month beginning next week before being finalized by the end of this year.
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