Natural Resources Law

Author: Qi Daomeng
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: With the development of the economy and the advancement of social productivity, new contradictions have emerged in China's natural resource issues. Non-renewable resources are further depleted, while renewable resources face significant crises due to improper and irrational utilization and inadequate protection. Meanwhile, under the attention of the government, market, and the public, the topic of natural resource protection and utilization has acquired new characteristics, requiring further exploration. This book focuses on the aforementioned issues, analyzing and discussing the legal framework for natural resource protection and utilization in China. The book is divided into three parts: General Theory, Specific Analysis, and Appendices. The General Theory section provides a comprehensive and detailed discussion of the fundamental theories of natural resource law in China, covering topics such as the system, concepts, basic principles, and fundamental legal institutions of natural resource law. The Specific Analysis section categorizes and examines the issues of utilization and protection in specific fields of China's natural resources. The Appendices section compiles important legal regulations and treaties in China and internationally to facilitate readers' study and research. The book is well-organized, with extensive and reliable data, incorporating and referencing the latest theories in natural resource law. It also delves into certain cutting-edge issues, such as the understanding of the systematic framework of natural resource law and the analysis of the legal framework for the construction of natural resource standards and markets. These are the distinctive features of the book. The book aims to contribute to the theoretical construction of the legal framework for natural resource protection in China, albeit in a modest way. It serves as a textbook for legal education in higher learning institutions, a reference for professionals in the field of natural resource law, and is also suitable for researchers and practitioners engaged in natural resource protection and utilization.