SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency) Act 1995

The SEPA Act of 1995 established the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) as the main body responsible for protecting Scotland’s environment. SEPA's role includes regulating activities to prevent pollution, managing waste, controlling water resources, and ensuring sustainable development. The Act gives SEPA authority to enforce environmental laws, monitor environmental quality, and take action against those causing harm. It aims to promote environmental protection while balancing economic growth, ensuring Scotland's natural resources are preserved for future generations.