The polluter-pays principle holds that those responsible for pollution should bear the costs of managing it. This concept encourages accountability and environmental protection. It aims to internalise the external costs of pollution. By doing so, it promotes sustainable practices. Many countries, including India, have adopted this principle in their environmental laws. It supports the idea of fair compensation for environmental damage.
Air pollution in Delhi’s National Capital Region has once again foregrounded a familiar narrative: blaming farmers in neighbouring States for the capital’s choking air. While stubble burning does...
Recent discussions at COP29, the 29th annual climate conference held in Azerbaijan, have raised important concerns about the global approach to climate change. Experts warn that without substantial...
The Global Plastics Treaty event is set to take place in Busan, South Korea from November 25 to December 1, 2024. This treaty aims to address the global...
