ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH JUDICIAL DECISIONS:WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AIR POLLUTION AND VEHICLE EMISSION.

Abstract

In Indian culture, the concept of environment has always been associated with nature. Where all living beings and non-living things have always been dependent on each other and in coordination. The non-living elements of the environment include five energies, water, air, land and sky and many types of components of living elements. All living and non-living elements of the environment cannot be created if they do not exist. Nor can they be destroyed. The substances that create living and non-living things are the same. Which are called earth, water, fire, sky and wind. These elements are considered necessary for the creation on earth. Atmosphere is a part of the environment only because it is a group of elements related to the atmosphere. Many biological and non-biological factors are found in the environment which have a deep relationship with each other. Every living being needs non-living things (air, water, energy) and their proper quantity for life. As long as the proper quantity of biological and non-biological components is present in nature. Till then the natural balance remains intact but at present man has polluted the environment by using these non-living factors indiscriminately for development and has disturbed its balance.