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ADMS 2610 Lecture : Special Legal Rights and Relationships - Chapter 35 - Environmental Law

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School
York University
Department
Administrative Studies
Course
ADMS 2610
Professor
Sam Ling

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Part #6 special legal rights and relationships. concerned environmental groups lacked standing to bring an action: source of pollution. hard to determine: limitation of remedies. damages but no order for a cleanup: legislative reform. addressed difficulties of identification of source, control and abatement (or prohibition). Legislation: both federal and provincial (often overlap, acts control or prohibit activities that have a negative impact on the environment, takes a regulatory approach. amounts are regulated by monitoring and inspection. a principle where the obligation on a polluter to pay for environmental damage that results from a violation of environmental legislation. Traditionally: responsibility of the party that caused damage, current owner may now be liable. Environmental audit: a site specific inspection and analysis to determine the presence of existing environmental hazards or contamination, usually inserted as a condition precedent into commercial property sales agreements, lender also at risk. take possession then become owner and liable.

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Related Questions

Choose the correct answer for the below question:

What was the greatest impact of the National Environmental Policy Act?

a. the involvement of the president.

b. delegating environmental responsibility between local and national governments.

c. establishing water pollution control.

d. requiring governmental agencies to prepare environmental assessments and impact statements.ย 

Environmental quality is considered to be a public good. This means that:

A. ultimately it is the public that pays for environmental clean-up.

B. businesses have a responsibility to minimize their environmental pollution.

C.everyone enjoys a cleaner environment regardless of who pays for it.

D. society places a higher value on private goods and services.

Environmental quality is considered to be a public good. This means that:
a. ultimately it is the public that pays for environmental cleanup.
b. businesses have a responsibility to minimize their environmental pollution.
c. everyone enjoys a cleaner environment regardless of who pays for it.
d. society places a higher value on private goods and services.