Environmental Restoration and the Law in China : Towards Evaluation from the Perspective of the Polluter-Pays Principle

YAMADA Kosei

doi:10.15057/79783

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中国における環境修復に関する法制度の概況 : 原因者負担原則の観点からの評価に向けて
チュウゴクニオケルカンキョウシュウフクニカンスルホウセイドノガイキョウ : ゲンインシャフタンゲンソクノカンテンカラノヒョウカニムケテ

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Abstract

In China, multiple systems have been created and implemented for environmental restoration, which includes the removal of pollution and restoration of natural resources. The Polluter-Pays Principle（Sunhaidanze in Chinese）is applied through environmental public interest litigation, eco-environmental compensation, and administrative orders. In addition to legislating to provide for the Polluter-Pays Principle, the government engages in restoration of the environment at its own expense. The fact that the scope of the Polluter- Pays Principle and the governmental burden of environmental restoration is not clearly defined possibly obstructs making the polluters themselves bear the costs of restoration. The currently available data reveals both the insufficiency of compensation and the lack of institutions to utilize compensation for restoration. As it is impossible to judge to what extent the polluter bears the burden of the cost of restoration, further research on these matters is required.

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一橋法学

一橋法学 22 (1), 207-232, 2023-03

一橋大学大学院法学研究科

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