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Journal Article
Rights of Rivers: Learning from the River Whanganui Case
2022
Overview
Generally, laws meant to protect nature usually suffer setbacks with respect to either their provisions or their mechanisms of enforcement. While certain laws have no enforceable right to a clean environment, others lack sufficient deterrence or require strict proof of causation to ground action. Consequently, suggested reforms include addressing the constitutional challenge of justiciability, improving sanctions, creating compensation guidelines, and amending laws on proof of causation. The enforcement mechanisms of the laws can benefit from strengthening good governance, building the capacity of the judiciary to be able to effectively adjudicate on conservation-related matters, and generally encouraging hybrid enforcement mechanisms.
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CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
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