Environmental justice has experienced rapid expansion in its scope and conceptualization
in the last three decades. Literature on environmental justice narrates how individuals and …

Establishing the environmental rule of law has been identified as a precondition to achieving
sustainable development. Increasingly however norms around environmental sustainability …

Direct and indirect human disturbances present major challenges to sustainable
management of dryland rivers, impacting upon their role as critical lifelines in arid and …

Improving the environmental rule of law, access to justice and environmental dispute
resolution is essential for achieving the UN's 2030 agenda for Sustainable Development …

The chapter provides an overview of the institutional and policy context in which various
components of environmental justice have emerged in India. The neoliberal policies …

Can a tribunal deliver justice? By posing this rhetorical question this article attempts to
contextualize the introduction of the tribunal system of adjudication in India. Some of these …

In the whispering embrace of ancient forests and the gentle currents of pristine rivers, a
silent plea echoes through the ages–the voice of nature itself, yearning for recognition and …

The principle of sustainable development has evolved to occupy centrality in environmental
jurisprudence in India. The Supreme Court has reiterated its importance in the country's …

In the recent past, the concern for battling climate change seems to have taken the center
stage world over and rightfully so. A plenty of global conventions, treaties and conferences …

India is the only nation to have introduced an environmental tribunal after Australia and New
Zealand which has been created under National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 known as the …