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9780195661736

Environmental Law and Policy in India Cases, Materials and Statutes

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  • ISBN13:

    9780195661736

  • ISBN10:

    0195661737

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-05-23
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

This is the second edition of a classic first published in 1991. The updated edition contains concise extracts of landmark judgements and policy documents relating to environmental law and policy in India. Each section is interlaced with notes, questions and comments, to further critical thinking.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Acknowledgements ix
Summary of Contents xi
Table of Cases
xxi
Introduction
1(22)
Environmental Regulation in the 1990s: An Overview
1(3)
The Nature of Ecosystems
4(4)
Population Growth and Economic Incentives: Two Causes of Environmental Disruption
8(4)
Common Property and Ecosystem Services
12(9)
Courts and the Environment
21(2)
Environmental Policy in India
23(17)
Readings from Ancient Indian Law
24(1)
Readings on Forest Policy and Legislation
25(5)
Early Environmental Legislation
30(1)
Readings on India's Environmental Policy in the 1970s
31(4)
Policy Since the Mid-1980s
35(2)
Liberalization and Economic Approaches
37(3)
Constitutional and Legislative Provisions
40(47)
Constitutional Provisions and the Environment
41(8)
Fundamental Norms
41(1)
Division of Legislative Authority
42(2)
The Forty-Second Amendment Act
44(1)
The Directive Principles of State Policy
45(1)
Article 253 and Environmental Legislation
46(1)
Federalism: Some Issues
47(2)
Environmental Protection and Fundamental Rights
49(9)
The Right to a Wholesome Environment
49(2)
The Right to Livelihood
51(2)
The Right to Equality
53(1)
IV Freedom to Trade Vis-a-Vis Environmental Protection
54(4)
Digest of Environmental Legislation
58(8)
Interpretation of Environmental Statutes
59(1)
The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1981
60(1)
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1974
60(1)
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act of 1977
61(1)
The Wild Life (Protection) Act of 1972
61(1)
The Public Liability Insurance Act of 1991
62(1)
The National Environment Tribunal Act of 1995
62(1)
The National Environment Appellate Authority Act of 1997
63(1)
The Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act of 1957
63(1)
The Indian Forest Act of 1927
63(1)
The Forest (Conservation) Act of 1980
64(1)
The Insecticides Act of 1968
64(1)
The Atomic Energy Act of 1962
65(1)
The Factories Act of 1948
65(1)
The Environment (Protection) Act of 1986
66(21)
The Scope of the Act
66(2)
Delegated Legislation
68(5)
Sections 3 and 5 of the EPA
73(8)
Violations and Penalties under the Act
81(1)
Enforcement of the Act
82(3)
The National Environment Appellate Authority Act of 1997
85(2)
Judicial Remedies and Procedures
87(80)
Tort Law
88(24)
Damages and Injunction
88(3)
Nuisance, Negligence, Strict Liability and Absolute Liability
91(21)
Public Nuisance
112(10)
The Writ Jurisdiction
122(10)
Source of the Writ Jurisdiction
122(1)
Writs of Mandamus, Prohibition and Certiorari
123(4)
Limitations on the Writ Jurisdiction
127(2)
Articles 32 and 226
129(1)
Judicial Review and Special Considerations
130(2)
Statutory Remedies
132(1)
Public Interest Litigation
133(20)
Expanded Standing and the Emergence of PIL in India
134(5)
Locus Standi Today: Scope and Restrictions
139(2)
The Relaxation of Procedures
141(2)
The New Challenges: Facts, Expertise and Supervision
143(2)
Directions and Relief
145(8)
Class Actions
153(4)
Order 1 Rule 8
154(1)
Class Actions and the Environment
155(1)
Class Suits and PIL Writs
156(1)
Freedom of Information and the Right to Know
157(10)
Jasanoff; The Bhopal Disaster and the Right to Know
158(2)
Executive Misuse of the Official Secrets Act
160(1)
Judicial Recognition of the Right to Know
161(1)
Judicial Developments
162(3)
Environmental Laws and Access to Official Information
165(2)
Water Pollution Control
167(75)
Water Pollution: Scope of the Problem
172(4)
The Water Act
176(29)
Framework of the Water Act
176(7)
Scope of Judicial Relief Under the Water Act
183(4)
Constitutional Challenges to Section 33 Restraining Orders
187(2)
Criminal Liability
189(8)
The Water Cess Act
197(8)
The Environment (Protection) Act
205(1)
Nuisance Law and Water Pollution
206(1)
Public Nuisance Actions Under the Code of Criminal Procedure
206(1)
Injunctive Relief Under Common Law
206(1)
Riparian Rights and Water Pollution
207(1)
The Ganga Action Plan
208(2)
The Ganga Pollution Cases
210(15)
Judicial Initiatives in Gujarat
225(10)
Lakes
235(4)
Groundwater
239(3)
Air Pollution Control
242(46)
Scope of the Problem
242(2)
The Statutes
244(2)
Air Act Cases
246(8)
Stone Quarrying
254(7)
Preserving the Taj Mahal
261(8)
Vehicular Pollution
269(10)
Noise Pollution
279(9)
Forests
288(40)
Forest Laws and Policy
289(5)
The Forest Conservation Case
294(14)
The Dehradun Valley Litigation Forest Conservation and National Needs
308(8)
Sustainable Development, Forest Dwellers and Common Property
316(12)
Wildlife Protection
328(38)
The Wild Life Act: Scope and Implementation
329(6)
People versus Parks
335(8)
Industry versus Parks
343(19)
The Sariska Case
343(6)
Jamnagar Marine Park Case
349(5)
The Nagarahole Hotel Case
354(8)
De-reservation of Protected Areas
362(4)
Sanghi Cement Case
362(4)
Urban Problems
366(50)
Sanitation
366(7)
Solid Waste Management
373(2)
Public Spaces, Parks and Pavements
375(14)
Zoning and Town Planning
389(13)
Development Stopped
389(6)
Development Allowed
395(6)
Costs and Benefits
401(1)
Building Regulations
402(8)
Translocation of Industries
410(6)
Large Projects
416(58)
Introduction
416(1)
Environmental Impact Assessment
417(5)
Land Acquisition
422(2)
The Silent Valley Project
424(7)
The Tehri Dam Project
431(10)
The Narmada Valley Project
441(18)
International Funding
442(5)
Resettlement and Rehabilitation
447(6)
Human Rights Violations
453(2)
Recent Supreme Court Orders and Developments
455(4)
Thermal Power Projects
459(10)
Konkan Railway Case
469(5)
The Coast, Wetlands and Heritage
474(40)
Protecting the Coastal Region
474(29)
Marine Pollution
475(1)
Ocean Resources
476(1)
Coastal Development
477(26)
Wetlands
503(4)
Heritage
507(7)
Regulation of Hazardous Substances
514(33)
Legislative Framework
514(6)
The Shriram Gas Leak Case
520(22)
Pesticide and Radiation Cases
542(5)
The Bhopal Gas Leak Case
547(16)
Introduction
547(3)
Who was to Blame?
550(2)
The Forum
552(2)
The Government
554(2)
The Settlement
556(4)
The Compensation Machinery
560(3)
Transnational Environmental Policies
563(16)
The Indus River Basin
564(7)
The Ganga-Brahmaputra River Basin System
571(8)
International Environmental Law and Global Issues
579(241)
Introduction
579(2)
India's International Obligations
581(2)
Established Norms of International Environmental Law
583(7)
Conflicts Between the Environment and Free Trade
590(1)
Human Rights, Indigenous People and the Environment
591(2)
Environmental Justice
593(1)
Environmental Poverty Law
593(1)
North-South Tensions
593(1)
Air Pollution and Protection of the Atmosphere
594(4)
Protecting Endangered Species
598(2)
Protecting the Global Commons
600(1)
Protecting Forest Ecosystems
601(6)
APPENDICES
A. The Air Act
607(28)
B. The Water Act
635(37)
C. The Environment Act
672(11)
D. The Environment Rules
683(105)
E. Coastal Regulations
788(12)
F. Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations
800(13)
G. The Forest (Conservation) Act
813(3)
H. The Noise Rules
816(4)
Index 820

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