– Gayathri K K* & Balabadruni Naga Satwik** Introduction Instruments for both market and non-market-based approaches to combat climate change were agreed upon by the nations during the Conference of the Parties (COP26) held in Glasgow in 2021. In the same event, ‘Lifestyle for Environment’ (LiFE) was launched by the Prime Minister of India, as […]Read More
-Jaibatruka Mohanta* & Abhinav Kumar Singh** ‘The ocean is the lifeblood of our planet. And today, you have pumped new life and hope to give the ocean a fighting chance. You have delivered. And you have done so at a critical time,’ – UN Secretary-General António Guterres told delegates.[1] The United Nations (UN) ‘Intergovernmental Conference on […]Read More
– Vidushi Gupta (NLSIU, V Year) DID YOU KNOW? 17% of the food produced globally for human consumption is wasted at the consumer level every year. One-third of all food in India is wasted or gets spoilt before it is eaten and ends up in the bin. More than 22 crore Indians sleep hungry every […]Read More
-Kshama Kamath* The 2022 rules were brought up by “Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change” on Aug 22,2022 to ensure environmentally sound management of waste battery. These rules will replace the Batteries (Management and handling) Rules 2001. The rules cover all types of batteries that is Electric vehicle batteries, Portable batteries, Automotive batteries, and […]Read More
COMPARATIVE ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS AND PINNING OF LIABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES IN INDIA AND ASIA PACIFIC REGION
-Prof. (Dr.) Sairam Bhat & Rohith Kamath ** The article has been published by Law Asia (The Law Association for Asia and the Pacific) and can be accessed on their website at: https://lawasia.asn.au/sites/default/files/2022-11/Sairam%20Bhat%20%26%20Rohith%20R%20Kamath%2C%20Comparative%20Enforcement%20Mechanisms%20and%20Pinning%20of%20Liability%20in%20Environmental%20Crimes%20in%20India%20and%20Asia%20Pacific%20Region%2C%20Oct%202022.Read More