Introduction to Environmental Law

This textbook offers a thorough commentary on issues of environmental law, organized into eight chapters. This guide will be highly beneficial to academics, researchers, business investors, and the various international organizations in the field, and they will recognize its importance in the field of comparative environmental law and policy. The first section of the book's main body covers legislation that is specifically designed to prevent pollution of the air, water, land, and waste in certain areas of the environment. The preservation of cultural and natural resources, including parks, reserves, agriculture, forests, minerals, and monuments, is then covered in a chapter on nature and management of conservation. Environmental zoning laws and land-use planning, liability regulations, and administrative and legal remedies are some of the topics covered further. The research also includes a look at how regional and international treaties and laws affect environmental protection. A particular focus is on National Green Tribunal and International Conventions, including an analysis of its formation and potential future initiatives. Additionally, the book examines biodiversity legislation in India. Amendments of Forest Act of 1927, the Public Liability Insurance Act of 1994, the Environment Protection Act of 1986, and "Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act" of...