Law · Environmental Law
The Doctrine of 'Public Trust', which has been integrated into environmental jurisprudence under the Environment Protection Act, 1986, rests primarily on which of the following principles?
- 1Providing mandatory education in environmental matters.
- 2Regulating the global pattern of consumption of natural resources.
- 3Mitigating the adverse impacts of the 'Green House' effect.
- 4Resources like air, water, and forests are of such great importance to the people that it would be unjustified to make them a subject of private ownership.✓
Correct answer
Resources like air, water, and forests are of such great importance to the people that it would be unjustified to make them a subject of private ownership.
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