Environmental Laws

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya · LL.B. Semester 4

Unit I — Concept of Environment and Pollution

Environment — Meaning and Concept · Pollution — Meaning and Effects of pollution · Environmental Pollution — Water, Air and Noise · Historical Background and Development

Unit II — International Perspective

Stockholm Conference · UN. Declaration on the Right to Development · Role of UNEP and Other International Bodies

Unit III — Constitutional provisions Related to Environment

Constitution-Making — Development and Property-Oriented Approach · Constitution- . Ri Clean and Healthy Environment: Eny · Rights ight to > ENVironment · Fundamental igh vs. Development · Fundamental Duty · Directive Princi · ‘ e Principles — iples — Status, Role. and Interrelationship with Fund · Rights and Fundamental Duties a · Judicial Approach · Statutory, and Judicial Remedies · Principles — Polluter Pays, Public Liability Insurance, Precautionary Princip] · Sustainable Development

Unit IV — Key Environment Legislations in India

Environment Protection Act 1986 · Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 · Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 · Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 · The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 · National Green Tribunal

Unit V — Emerging Issues and Contemporary Developments

Climate Change and Global Warming · Waste Management Laws · Coastal Regulation Zone · Role of NGO”s and Civil Society · Biodiversity · Legal Control · Control of Eco-Unfriendly Experimentation on Animals, Plants, Seeds, and Microorganisms