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environmental
law in Russia
Plan of the lecture.
1. The concept of environmental law, its object and sources.
2. Ecological relationships.
3. Government in the field of environmental protection.
4. The right of nature.
5. Environmental protection, economic and other activities.
6. Economic mechanisms of environmental protection.
Standardization in the field of environmental protection.
7. The legal basis for the protection and sustainable use of
land.
8. The legal regulation of protection and rational use of
wildlife.
9. Legal measures of air quality.
10. Responsible for committing environmental offenses
1. The concept of environmental law, its
object and sources.
• Environmental law is an independent
branch of the Russian law, which is
the body of law governing the public
(environmental) relations in the field
of interaction between society and
nature, in the management and
conservation of natural resources.
Environmental law stood as an
independent branch in the early 90's
of the XX century.
The term "ecology" originated in the
late XIX century. For the first time in
scientific terminology the word
"ecology" was introduced by the
German scientist Haeckel, a biologist
in 1886 and was its scope only to the
science of biology.
The subject of environmental law is complex and
includes:
1) the actual environmental law (rules of federal laws
on environmental protection, environmental impact
assessment, to ensure radiation safety for production
and consumption waste, etc.);
2) nature and resources law (land, water, forest code,
etc.);
3) ecologized other branches of law rules (Chapter 26
"Environmental crime" of the Criminal Code, Article 8.
"Administrative Violations in the field of
environmental protection and nature" of the
Administrative Code, etc.).
The method of
environmental law is a
way to impact on
public relations.
Russia's Constitution provides for the following
environmental rights:
• The right to a healthy environment
• The right to clean food, eco-friendly household
items
• The right to an environmentally safe work
environment
• The right to compensation for damage caused by
the violation of environmental health and property
rights
• The right to receive accurate information about the
environment
• The right to participate in matters relating to the
environment.
Environmental law is a complex
area of law, environmental law
are contained in the various
laws and regulations, including
those belonging to other
branches of the law
In addition, the Constitution of the major sources of
environmental law is the Federal Law "On
Environmental Protection" (2002), "On Ecological
Expertise" (1995), "The Animal Kingdom" (1995), "On
Subsoil" (1992), "The Air Protection "(1999), the
Administrative Code, the Water Code, Land Code,
Forest Code, the Criminal Code and other federal laws
and regulations. Environmental legislation should
take into account that the environment - is an
interconnected system of ecological systems, and,
therefore, should be systematic and consistent.
The goal is to
environmental law,
environmental law and
environmental safety of
the person.
2. Ecological relationships.