Focus and Scope
About the Journal
The National Journal of Environmental Law [2582-6875(e)] is a peer-reviewed hybrid open-access journal established in 2018, welcoming contributions from legal practitioners, professors, and scholars committed to addressing environmental challenges. The journal aims to facilitate positive impacts on the world by shedding light on crucial issues related to the environment and the legal frameworks established to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources.
Focus and Scope
- Environmental Law and Policy: Examination of sources of environmental law and the role of environmental protection agencies, Analysis of regulations governing environmental protection, enforcement mechanisms, and access to environmental information, Exploration of legal aspects related to town and country planning, environmental assessment, pollution control, waste management, and conservation efforts.
- Environmental Disaster: Study of integrated oil and environmentally sensitive industries, focusing on environmental disasters and their implications, Analysis of human activities contributing to disasters, mismanagement of land, and socio-economic factors influencing environmental performance.
- Protection and Practical Training: Examination of practical training and risk management in environmental protection, Analysis of sustainable pesticide use, operator training, stakeholder consultation, and socio-behavioral factors influencing environmental practices.
- International Environmental Law and Policy: Exploration of major environmental treaty regimes and customary law principles, Analysis of global environmental diplomacy, challenges, and the evolution of international environmental agreements such as the Paris Agreement and the Montreal Protocol.
- Environmental Protection Mechanism: Analysis of green finance, renewable energy, market mechanisms, and policies supporting environmental protection, Emphasis on innovative green technologies, land management, and natural resource conservation.
- Arbitration and Conciliation: Exploration of legal frameworks, constitutional democracy, and legislative powers related to environmental arbitration and conciliation, Analysis of national and international laws governing dispute resolution in environmental matters.
- Prevention of Money Laundering: Analysis of money laundering entities, laws, and regulations relevant to environmental crimes, Exploration of machine learning, data mining, and other technologies for crime prevention and enforcement.
- Law Relating to Stamps: Examination of legal aspects related to stamp duties, charges, and documentation in environmental transactions.
- Analysis of legal frameworks for documents such as bills of exchange, bonds, and policies of insurance.
- Law Relating to Society: Exploration of legal aspects related to the registration of literary, scientific, and charitable societies, Analysis of governing body structures, objectives, and regulatory requirements for such societies.
The National Journal of Environmental Law encourages scholarly contributions that align with its focus and scope, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field of environmental law.