Introduction Mankind is a part of nature and life must be influenced by an undisturbed functioning of natural resources which safeguards the supply of energy and nutrients which is an indispensable aspect of the life support system. If a man …
Introduction The Indian Forest Act is a consolidation of laws relating to forests, which aims to regulate forest produce, and enumerates the duty leviable on timber and other forest produces. The Act was first passed in 1865 and hence amended …
Introduction There are many theories on ‘How the law is made up of’. But, when we focus on the functions of the laws then we notice that law is not only for human beings but also works for the things …
Air Pollution and Pollutants Earth has been whimpering for more than 50 years now. What was meant to be our safe home has now turned into a suffocating prey fettered by industries, garbage, pollutants, deforestation, etc. Air pollution is one …
Introduction Public Trust Doctrine (PTD) is a doctrine that governs the management of natural resources and the environment. It is an ancient doctrine having its root in Roman law. It acts as a public property doctrine by limiting the government’s …
Introduction: The industrial manufacturing sector is pivotal for the buoyancy of the Indian economy. Since this production sector extended its hands to facilitate economic sustainability, it has branched with diversified industries indulged and engaged in manufacturing automobiles, pieces of machinery, …
INTRODUCTION The quest for sustainable advancement objectives is driven by policy-based arrangement and dynamic in light of logical information and upheld by ecological administration and law standards.[1] Nevertheless, the 2019 UN Environmental Rule of Law: First Global Report expresses that …
Introduction: The well-being of a person and the environment where he lives are highly correlated. The catena of gas leaks latest of Visakhapatnam, Delhi’s air quality, and prevailing water scarcity in the majority of Indian cities has become the environmental …
Introduction In UK law, ‘Pollution’ is interpreted as contamination of the air, land or water by harmful or potentially harmful substances. It is well said that “It pays to pollute”, so, the large corporations in thirst and hunt for profit …
Introduction “Without environmental sustainability, economic sustainability and social cohesion cannot be achieved”. – Phil Harding, a British archeologist In a world population of 7.8 billion people today a concerning question arises whether the current generation will be able to leave …
