Open Access ISSN: 2957-4455 (Online); 2957-4447 (Print) Ecological Civilization aims to be an international, peer-reviewed and open access journal that publishes theoretical, empirical, conceptual, and experimental studies in all aspects of ecological civilization.
Prof. Zhongmin Zhang 1. Institute of Ecological Civilization, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan, China;
2. School of Law, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan, China
The effective implementation and enforcement of EU environmental law at national level constitutes a thorny issue with both legal and practical aspect...
Evaluating progress in human development and well-being is imperative for policymakers to assess the impact of their policies. Traditional measurement...
The BBNJ Agreement promotes the conservation and sustainable use of high seas marine biodiversity through the establishment of high seas protected are...
There are estimated to be about 3 trillion trees on Earth, or about half the number that existed before the dawn of human civilization. Trees are vita...
The sustainable development concept is of crucial importance for the socioeconomic development processes, not only at the international community leve...
This article conducts a comparative analysis of contaminated land regimes in China and England, focusing on their development, liability attribution, ...
In 2007, a report to the 17th National People’s Congress in Beijing introduced the concept of Ecological Civilization (EC) (Shēngtài Wénmíng ...
Drastically reducing emissions is essential to achieve the Paris Agreement’s (PA) goal of keeping global temperature well below 2 °C, ideally at 1.5 °...
Private property and public commons each represent strongly felt concepts of society but in very different ways. While the protection of private pro...
Research into the sources of contemporary ecological crisis as well as ways to overcome it has been conducted for several decades. Rich academic liter...
Research into the sources of contemporary ecological crisis as well as ways to overcome it has been conducted for several decades. Rich academic liter...
Private property and public commons each represent strongly felt concepts of society but in very different ways. While the protection of private pro...
Drastically reducing emissions is essential to achieve the Paris Agreement’s (PA) goal of keeping global temperature well below 2 °C, ideally at 1.5 °...
In 2007, a report to the 17th National People’s Congress in Beijing introduced the concept of Ecological Civilization (EC) (Shēngtài Wénmíng ...
This article conducts a comparative analysis of contaminated land regimes in China and England, focusing on their development, liability attribution, ...
The sustainable development concept is of crucial importance for the socioeconomic development processes, not only at the international community leve...
There are estimated to be about 3 trillion trees on Earth, or about half the number that existed before the dawn of human civilization. Trees are vita...
Evaluating progress in human development and well-being is imperative for policymakers to assess the impact of their policies. Traditional measurement...
The effective implementation and enforcement of EU environmental law at national level constitutes a thorny issue with both legal and practical aspect...
The BBNJ Agreement promotes the conservation and sustainable use of high seas marine biodiversity through the establishment of high seas protected are...
The occupation of the Amazon is driven by capitalist production, impacting climate change discussions. Despite constitutional protections since 1934, ...
Research into the sources of contemporary ecological crisis as well as ways to overcome it has been conducted for several decades. Rich academic liter...
Private property and public commons each represent strongly felt concepts of society but in very different ways. While the protection of private pro...
Drastically reducing emissions is essential to achieve the Paris Agreement’s (PA) goal of keeping global temperature well below 2 °C, ideally at 1.5 °...
In 2007, a report to the 17th National People’s Congress in Beijing introduced the concept of Ecological Civilization (EC) (Shēngtài Wénmíng ...
This article conducts a comparative analysis of contaminated land regimes in China and England, focusing on their development, liability attribution, ...
The sustainable development concept is of crucial importance for the socioeconomic development processes, not only at the international community leve...
There are estimated to be about 3 trillion trees on Earth, or about half the number that existed before the dawn of human civilization. Trees are vita...
The BBNJ Agreement promotes the conservation and sustainable use of high seas marine biodiversity through the establishment of high seas protected are...
Evaluating progress in human development and well-being is imperative for policymakers to assess the impact of their policies. Traditional measurement...
The effective implementation and enforcement of EU environmental law at national level constitutes a thorny issue with both legal and practical aspect...
The occupation of the Amazon is driven by capitalist production, impacting climate change discussions. Despite constitutional protections since 1934, ...
Impacts on the Legal Framework for Protecting Environmental and Human Rights in Brazil due to Ideological Antagonism: The Interrelated Cases of the Yanomami and the Amazon Fund
15 Apr 2024
The occupation of the Amazon is driven by capitalist production, impacting climate change discussions. Despite constitutional protections since 1934, ...