The huge effect of social and economic environmental pollution on the daily lives of the different peoples which are increased the significant of the research conducting that will allow the researcher assesses the environmental damage during the term of the economic and the social. Such an evaluation will progress the capability of the public to quantitatively grasp the effect of environmental pollution as well as the effectiveness of the existing policies of the environmental. The quantitative evaluation of the effect of environmental pollution will also give the information to improve the effectiveness of the government decision making ( Khan & Ghouri, 2011). During the recognitions of these facts, an environmental economist has started the search for the feasible techniques for an estimate of losses of economic, which gives results from the environmental pollution. Omani’s environmental economists started to approximation the cost of environmental pollution losses during the various periods (Lexarabiae Meyer reumann, 2019).

 Marine pollution quoting relevant Royal Decree of Oman Commercial Law

        For the control of the Marine pollution, the Law is established in 1974 under the sections of the (Royal Decree No. 34/74), for reflecting the initial concerns of Oman for the protection of the environment of the oceanic lives. Due to the various types of pollution as well as pollutant particles that come ships this laws have been established. This law is strictly implemented ion the free Zone of Oman such as; oil transport facility and shore location. This zone is referred to as the belt that is made by the water around the territorial waters of Oman and it had been spread in the distance of the 38 miles. If the any tried to exploit this law, he or she will be liable to pay their maximum penalty of the 25, 000 in OMR for the violation of the single rule. If anyone violates the multiple laws, he has to pay 4 million OMR, and it can devastating for the person permanently or temporarily for all of the rights of the environment that are suggested by the governments. This law defined all of the terms such as; “pollution control officer, operator and oil transport facility (Abuzinada, et al., 2008).

Air pollution quoting relevant Royal Decree; and finally

        From Stationary Sources, the Control of Air Pollution is referred by the Ministerial Decision under the sections No. 118/04 orders that scientific methods must be employed by the owners. Particularly it is specified by the ministry of Oman for disposal and their treatment and for the anticipation of the emission of pollutants. Over a specified density, the emission of smoke is prohibited under this law. This law prohibited agricultural waste in the open and burning of organic materials. If any party wants to install Chimney, he must be to take approval from the government and the agencies of the government. The heights of these all chimney will also decide at the time of the approval of the laws (Anon., 2012).

Noise pollution quoting relevant Royal Decree.

        In Public Places, the Control of Noise Pollution is decided under the Ministerial Decision No. 79/94. It is recommended by all of these laws the level of the noises will be decided on the public places classification.  This law is also used to identifying the various sources of the noises at the various places such as; Road traffic, the operation of commercial, Industrial plants, Airports, construction sites and other aircraft. During the day on holidays and weekdays, Differences in noise levels can be measured by the agreement with the usual prevailing standards.  For controlling the noise pollution, the direction of the wind velocity is law considered along with humidity and temperature (Calvin H. Allen, 2016).

        As we acknowledged that most of the bio diverse environment is located in the Middle East, which makes it clear about the association of Oman with the environment. Therefore, it is considered to be quite important to regulate the pollution in Oman to protect its natural environment. The regulation of pollution in Oman purposes to make sure that the development in the economy would not increase the expenditures of its natural environment (IBP, 2009).

References of Oman Government is Regulating Pollution

Khan, M. A. & Ghouri, A. M., 2011. Environmental Pollution: Its Effects on Life and Its Remedies. Researcher World: Journal of Arts, Science & Commerce, 2(2), pp. 276-285.

Abuzinada, A. H. et al., 2008. Protecting the Gulf's Marine Ecosystems from Pollution. s.l.:Springer Science & Business Media.

Anon., 2012. The Report: Oman 2012. s.l.:Oxford Business Group.

Calvin H. Allen, J., 2016. Oman: the Modernization of the Sultanate. s.l.:Routledge.

IBP, I., 2009. Middle East and Arabic Countries Environmental Law Handbook Volume 1 Strategic Information and Regulations. s.l.:Lulu.com.

Lexarabiae Meyer reumann, 2019. Environmental Laws of Oman. [Online]
Available at: http://lexarabiae.meyer-reumann.com/issues/2013-2/vol-xvii-issue-4-oct-2013-articles/environmental-laws-of-oman/