Carbon Sinks + Justice to Help Achieve Dual Carbon Goals

Authors

  • Yingnan Cheng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/qtsbbs48

Keywords:

Carbon Sink Subscription, Carbon Sink Justice, Carbon Emissions

Abstract

With the establishment and improvement of the environmental civil public interest litigation system and the ecological environment damage compensation system in China, the ecological environment restoration has become one of the core responsibilities in environmental justice. At present, China's national and local judicial application of carbon sinks is in the preliminary stage of exploration, document guidance and judicial cases are still in the groping stage, this paper through the carbon sinks of judicial guidance documents and judicial practice analysis, to explore the carbon sinks in the judicial field of the application of the norms, so that the carbon sinks to give full play to the civil, administrative and criminal environmental justice in the implementation of the concept of restorative justice an important tool for the role of the concept of restorative justice.

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28-10-2024

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