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Question Bank - Environmental Law

The document outlines key topics in environmental studies, including components of the environment, factors affecting environmental quality, and the significance of environmental law. It discusses India's constitutional provisions, the role of Public Interest Litigation, and the application of Tort Law in environmental protection. Additionally, it covers international treaties, sustainable development, the Polluter Pays Principle, and various environmental concepts such as the Precautionary Principle and Environment Impact Assessment.

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The document outlines key topics in environmental studies, including components of the environment, factors affecting environmental quality, and the significance of environmental law. It discusses India's constitutional provisions, the role of Public Interest Litigation, and the application of Tort Law in environmental protection. Additionally, it covers international treaties, sustainable development, the Polluter Pays Principle, and various environmental concepts such as the Precautionary Principle and Environment Impact Assessment.

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Module 1 & 2

1.Explain the different components of the environment and discuss the factors affecting
environmental quality, including global warming and climate change.

2.What is Environmental Law? Explain its meaning, purpose, and importance in environmental
protection.

3.Discuss the Constitutional provisions related to the environment in India. How do these
provisions ensure the rights and duties of citizens and the government?

4.Explain the role of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and Judicial Activism in environmental
protection. Support your answer with relevant case laws.

5.Discuss the application of Tort Law, the Indian Penal Code (IPC), and the Criminal Procedure
Code (CrPC) in environmental protection. Give suitable examples.

6.Discuss the importance of international environmental treaties. Explain the key outcomes of
the Stockholm Conference, Rio Declaration, and Johannesburg Declaration.

7.Explain the Kyoto Protocol and the Montreal Protocol. How do they contribute to controlling
climate change and ozone depletion?

8.What is Sustainable Development? Explain its importance and relevance in Indian


environmental law with case laws.

9.What is the Polluter Pays Principle? How has the Indian judiciary applied this principle in
environmental cases?

10.Write short notes on:

​ •​ Precautionary Principle

​ •​ Environment Impact Assessment (EIA)

​ •​ Public Trust Doctrine

​ •​ Eco-Mark

​ •​ Intergenerational and Intragenerational Duty

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