Environmental Protection Law Typical Cases

Author: Li Yanfang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The environment is the space surrounding the human population and the overall natural factors that directly or indirectly affect human survival and development. As an element of survival in the environment, humans should coexist harmoniously with the environment and develop it in an orderly manner. However, things do not always go as planned, because humans are different from other animals—they do not merely passively adapt to nature but instead exert great subjective initiative to conquer and transform nature. In recent years, with the deepening of environmental protection efforts, legislation related to environmental protection has been increasing, people's awareness of environmental protection has also been growing, and environmental disputes have shown an upward trend year by year. As one of the case textbooks for the "Economic Law Series" of the concise teaching materials for economic management law in the 21st century, this book elaborates on the basic issues of environmental law, following the principles of "typical, novel, comprehensive, and accurate," with cases as the main thread. It covers both the basic legal systems of environmental protection, such as the environmental impact assessment system and the clean production system, and cutting-edge issues in environmental protection, such as the emissions trading system and the issue of green trade barriers. The case analysis includes both an introduction to environmental legislation and its content, as well as problems and suggestions in the implementation of the law.