Natural Resources Law: A Series of Environmental Law

Author: Wu Xingnan
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book begins with an discussion of fundamental theoretical issues in natural resource law, combining the basic characteristics of China's natural resource legislation and the fundamental requirements of sustainable development. It systematically and comprehensively investigates the legislative protection of various natural resources, including land, forests, water, grasslands, minerals, wildlife, coal, and marine resources, focusing on all aspects of the development, utilization, and protection of Earth's natural resources. The book is divided into three parts, comprising 16 chapters.
Part 1: "Basic Issues in Natural Resource Law" primarily discusses topics such as the relationship between natural resource law and sustainable development, economic analysis of natural resource law, the rightization of ecological value in natural resources, the basic principles of natural resource law, and natural resource legal liability.
Part 2: "Terrestrial Natural Resource Law" primarily addresses issues such as land resource law, water resource law, forest resource law, grassland resource law, terrestrial mineral resource law, and terrestrial wildlife protection law.
Part 3: "Marine Resource Law" primarily covers topics such as maritime use law, marine mineral resource law, marine wildlife protection law, fisheries law, and marine environmental protection law.