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The document outlines the syllabus for the LL.M. Semester II course on Environmental Law and Policy, detailing various units and topics for examination. It includes compulsory questions on environmental justice, the Kyoto Protocol, hazardous waste, and biodiversity loss, as well as optional questions on human rights, climate agreements, and international regulations on hazardous chemicals. The structure emphasizes critical discussion and analysis of environmental issues and legal frameworks.

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Environmental Law and Policy-1

The document outlines the syllabus for the LL.M. Semester II course on Environmental Law and Policy, detailing various units and topics for examination. It includes compulsory questions on environmental justice, the Kyoto Protocol, hazardous waste, and biodiversity loss, as well as optional questions on human rights, climate agreements, and international regulations on hazardous chemicals. The structure emphasizes critical discussion and analysis of environmental issues and legal frameworks.

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LL.M.

(One Year Course) Semester II


Paper XII: Environmental Law and Policy

Time: 3 hrs Max. Marks: 75

Unit-I
All questions are compulsory: 5X5=25
1. (i) Critically discuss environmental justice.
(ii) Discuss Kyoto Protocol.
(iii) Write a note on hazardous waste.
(iv) Write a note on import of hazardous chemicals.
(v) Write a note on loss of biological diversity.
Unit-II
(Attempt any one question) 12.5
2. Critically discuss the role of human rights in the protection of environment.
3. Critically discuss the various principles of environmental justice with special
emphasis on its scope.
Unit-III
(Attempt any one question) 12.5
4. Critically discuss the framework for an effective global deal in the light of a
just climate agreement.
5. Critically discuss the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Unit-IV
(Attempt any one question) 12.5
6. Critically discuss the Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous
Chemical Rules, 1989.
7. Critically discuss whether the Basel Convention, 1989 adequately safeguards
the interests of the World’s poor in the international trade of hazardous
waste.
Unit-V
(Attempt any one question) 12.5
8. Critically discuss the environmental concerns on the loss of biological
diversity and the efforts being made at the international levels to address
them. Also discuss their impact on India.
9. Critically discuss the Cartagena Protocol on Bio Safety to the Convention of
Bio Diversity, 2000.

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