CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS FOR ENHANCING ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS
Vol 22 No 1 (2024): In Progress
1Ms. Nithya Priya R, 2Ms. Yuva Poornima A
Abstract
This research paper explores the role of constitutional eco-protection mechanisms in advancing environmental sustainability. It examines the constitutional framework for environmental protection, the impact of judicial review on environmental justice, legislative powers for enacting environmental regulations, enforcement mechanisms, international law implications, and the importance of citizen participation in environmental governance. By analysing these key aspects, the paper aims to provide insights into how constitutional provisions can effectively safeguard the environment for future generations.
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