The principles, policies, and directives of environmental law are those that are adopted by national and local authorities to regulate human treatment in non-human environments. These include the American state bottle-return laws, regulations regarding emissions from German coal-fired electricity stations, and Chinese initiatives to build the "Green Great Wall" to protect Beijing from sandstorms.
WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE IN TERMS OF LAW? - BEST LAW NOTES ON CLIMATE CHANGE The goal of this contribution is to presen... Read More
INTRODUCTION Human civilisations and their progress have been mostly dependent on water, land and climate, which have... Read More
RESPONSIBILITY Today's world is in a delicate environmental situation, and the Global commons are in danger, and ... Read More
INTRODUCTION When the representatives of 116 nations were at Nairobi in September 1991 and began to formulate the fun... Read More
INTRODUCTION An increasing science-based consensus suggests human activity has significantly contributed to the incre... Read More
INTRODUCTION A study employing the energy economic growth model, which incorporates a variety of demographic trends, ... Read More
INTRODUCTION The oil industry is the mainstay of world economics. In most of the top 10 Fortune 500 companies li... Read More
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES AND CLIMATE CHANGE Traditionally, the expression "state responsibility" meant ... Read More
INTRODUCTION In 1992, The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development was held in Rio de Janeiro where t... Read More
INTRODUCTION Climate change is among the most pressing global environmental issues impacting food production, natural... Read More
