Environmental law

By:

Gurdip Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lucknow; Eastern Book Company; 2016Edition: 2ndDescription: 567ISBN:

9789351453727

Subject(s):

Environmental law-India

DDC classification:

344.046 GUR

Summary: The book examines the constitutional status of environment and deals with the latest changes in environmental jurisprudence. It covers sustainable development, legal regulations of hazardous substances, environmental protection, protection of air, water, forests, wildlife and biodiversity. It elaborates, analyses and evaluates the specialised environmental legislation adopted in India not only to prevent pollution but also to protect and improve the environment. The shortcomings and loopholes in the environmental legislations have been clearly spelt out in the book. The book lays special emphasis on the National Green Tribunal. It analyses the need behind the establishment of the Tribunal and the future course of action. The book also analyses the law related to biodiversity in India.

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The book examines the constitutional status of environment and deals with the latest changes in environmental jurisprudence. It covers sustainable development, legal regulations of hazardous substances, environmental protection, protection of air, water, forests, wildlife and biodiversity. It elaborates, analyses and evaluates the specialised environmental legislation adopted in India not only to prevent pollution but also to protect and improve the environment. The shortcomings and loopholes in the environmental legislations have been clearly spelt out in the book.

The book lays special emphasis on the National Green Tribunal. It analyses the need behind the establishment of the Tribunal and the future course of action. The book also analyses the law related to biodiversity in India.

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