Environmental Health Law

Environmental Health Law focuses on the legal regulations and policies designed to protect public health by ensuring a safe environment. This branch of health law addresses issues such as pollution, hazardous waste, and chemical exposure, aiming to prevent health problems linked to environmental factors. It involves government agencies setting standards for air and water quality, managing toxic substances, and safeguarding communities from environmental risks. Ultimately, these laws seek to promote a healthier environment, supporting the well-being of individuals and communities while balancing economic interests and public health.