Ecological Jurisprudence

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This kind of connection and ecological jurisprudence will promote an ecological thinking of mankind. Any change in the environment and trying to adapt to it are important for fundamental understanding of international law.
This ecological jurisprudence complies with the idea of unity in diversity where sovereignty will be considered as a necessity for diversity of life and culture within a unified world order. Most of the factors like economy, culture, social relations between the state and the people can be at peace with the idea of law and the requirements needed by man on a short and long term basis can also be met.
The third issue will briefly involve an ecological view of aerospace law. Aerospace is an important aspect of international …show more content…

According to Richard Falk, “world order is a system that consists of a behavior for security and changes identified by states, the structure of authority, conflicts, violence and international mediation”
This current order is based on the behavior of states and its people. Since behavior is concerned here, there is also what kind of life and styles are followed by the people resulting in a global evolution. The current problems are population, depletion of resources, environmental problems and arms race. These tend to destabilize the world order. Thus, international law can help create a sense of stabilization among these problems.
The fourth issue is the need for environmental policies in India. Though, the author mentions that this issue deals especially with India, it should be noted that most of the factors and policies needed applies almost for every developing country. In case of India, there are two factors that increase ecological concerns. One is population and the other is the improvement in technology.
Therefore, one has to link poverty with the increase in population which is one of the main reasons for environmental degradation. Urbanization can also be similarly linked with the increase in population and improvement in science and …show more content…

She believed that peace was a major essential to save the environment from degradation.
The final issue is the world order in the 21st century. A sense of awareness is to be spread among man in order to address the issues of environmental concerns. A big leap in the 21st century is the improvement in technology. However, this improvement along with population growth has had a deep impact on environments. From the above analysis, it can be concluded that man is living in disharmony with nature.
This disharmony however cannot continue forever. A new sense of social and ecological order has to be brought about in order to tackle the current status. Not considering pollution problem, the world has to first face the problems of technological objectives of modern man. The use of technology for both peace and war has had an impact on ecology. The current arms race and the massive use of nuclear weapons will have a deep impact on the global environment. With such situations, there is considerable evidence that the world in the current status is unstable. Thus, in the 21st century, progress need not be excessive but rather there is

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