Environmental Framework Law

An Environmental Framework Law is a comprehensive legal structure that guides how a country manages its natural environment. It sets out principles, policies, and regulations to protect air, water, land, and biodiversity, ensuring sustainable development. The law often establishes agencies responsible for enforcement, creates standards for pollution control, and promotes conservation efforts. Its goal is to balance environmental health with economic growth, providing a clear legal foundation for addressing environmental challenges and fostering responsible stewardship of natural resources for current and future generations.