SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Keywords:
packaging, eliminating, reducing the use of coalAbstract
The climate change has become a reality and the impact of climate change is visible in the form of various natural calamities. The frequency of natural disasters has increased manifold. The United Nations have formulated various treaties to combat climate change. The recently concluded Glasgow Pact aims at reducing the use of coal and eliminating the subsidies on fossil fuels. The Judges of Supreme Court added new dimensions to Article 21 and recognized pollution free environment including pollution free water as a fundamental right.1 There is a need to put a check on tendency of various online websites which wastes a lot of paper in packaging of the products. Further, access to environmental justice should be available and it should not be expensive process.
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* Dr. Monika Malik, Head of Department and Associate Professor of Law, Central University of Haryana.
** Swechha Malik, Research Scholar, Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh..
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Ibid, Principle 21.
The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development,1992.
Patricia Birnie, Alan Boyle, et.al., International Law and the Environment 51-52 (Oxford University Press, New York, 2009).
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