IMPACT OF MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: THE POLITICS OF PROTECTING THE EARTH
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IMPACT OF MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: THE POLITICS OF PROTECTING THE EARTH
The Nigerian federal government initially considered legislation to safeguard the environment and natural resources in the 1940s. Since then, Congress and the president have debated and passed several environmental measures, including legislation to safeguard the quality of the air we breathe, the water we drink, the natural beauty of the country, and the species that dwell both on land and in water.
In Making Environmental Law: The Politics of Protecting the Earth, Nancy E. Marion, an experienced and talented environmental law researcher, demonstrates how Congress has developed and implemented measures to safeguard the environment over time.
Each chapter focusses on how members of Congress responded to a distinct environmental issue, such as ocean dumping, pesticides, and solid waste.
With “green” awareness increasingly permeating every area of our modern world, this text is an excellent resource for students and academics seeking a more in-depth historical background on the political dimensions of these challenges.
INTRODUCTION
In this assignment, we were able to present several rules/laws pertaining to various areas of pollution, allowing you to analyse your work and comprehend the aim of safeguarding the environment.
Environmental laws are enacted to protect humanity from extinction. It is also the responsibility of Nigeria’s federal government to assist the country’s oil and gas sector in preventing oil spills into the ocean.
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