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PAPER ID:IJIM/V.7(VIII)/1-6 /1
AUTHOR:Jyoti
TITLE: IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN INDIA WITH CLIMATE CHANGE: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
ABSTRACT: We depend on the environment for our health and way of life, thus protecting it is urgently needed. Environment degradation is a result of deforestation, air pollution, water pollution, overgrazing, and soil erosion as a result of decades of constant usage of natural resources. With 1.3 billion people, India is unable to meet the growing demand; we need more resources and land to meet their basic needs, which is causing the environment to deteriorate in the nation. We have environmental laws to reduce air pollution, water pollution, and deforestation to make the environment stable and save for future generations. Due to the increase in global warming and climate change, the majority of people today are experiencing food and water shortages. We need to update our environmental regulations in light of the current situation, encourage sustainable growth through innovative thinking and cutting-edge technology, set limits on the use of natural resources, and enforce penalties for disobeying the law. Environmental awareness needs to be cultivated in any society to be an ideal society, or rather to be more precise, in other words, an ideal society means, and a society which has environmental awareness. There is no dearth of legislation on environmental protection in India but their enforcement has not been satisfactory.
Pursuant to the Constitutional provisions contained in Articles 48A and 51A (h), many Public Interest Litigations have been instituted in the Supreme Court of India against many industries for failing to provide adequate pollution control. This research paper is focused on the study of environmental laws for environmental protection in India.
KEYWORDS: :- Environment Law, Climate Change, Sustainable Development, India, Act