Routledge Protection of the Environment under International Law

This academic text explores the complex relationship between International Environmental Law and Human Rights Law. It specifically focuses on environmental protection during times of occupation, a period that presents significant threats to the natural world, including human, animal, and plant rights. Through the lens of international law, the book addresses unprecedented environmental challenges such as air, water, and soil pollution. It also examines the severe damage caused to natural resources and the difficulties of regulating emerging environmental issues during extraordinary situations. By utilizing international case studies, this work provides a deep look into how legal frameworks function when faced with the unique pressures of occupation. This book is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of international humanitarian law and environmental preservation.