Proposals for legislative preparation and training in the field of environmental protection

• Author: Ninel M. Peia
• Position: PhD Candidate 'Mihai Viteazul' National Intelligence Academy (Romania)
• Pages: 29-35

AGORA International Journal of Juridical Sciences, http://univagora.ro/jour/index.php/aijjs/index

ISSN 1843-570X, E-ISSN 2067-7677

No. 2 (2015), pp. 29-35

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PROPOSALS FOR LEGISLATIVE PREPARATION AND TRAINING IN THE

FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

N. M. Peia

PhD Candidate Ninel M. Peia,

Deputy, Parliamentary Office no. 284, Electoral District 25 Ilfov

PhD Candidate “MIHAI VITEAZUL” National Intelligence Academy (Romania)

E-mail: ninelpeia@yahoo.com

Abstract

The assessment of environment legislation drafting is an essential component in the

process of modern and sustainable planning to which the well-being of human society at

global, regional and local level, is directly connected. Maintaining the balance between the

two categories of legislative structures, the environment and environmental protection,

contributes to providing an appropriate level of environmental goods and services, limiting

the scale of environmental conflicts, streamlining institutional flows and maintaining a high

standard of the sanogenesis state of the environment and, therefore, of the population.

Keywords: legislation, environmental protection, proposals, institutional, professional

training, cooperation, education

Introduction

The future development of environmental legislation will focus on an integrated

assessment of legislation drafting in advanced countries, a comparison with what we have and

the improvement of the structure and operability of environmental infrastructures. In this

sense, integration into international research networks, publishing the results in

internationally-visible publications and the transfer of knowledge and work tools to the

legislative environment, are the main modes of implementation thereof.

Solving environmental problems through modern legislative proposals

Legislative rules used in order to solve environmental problems should be increasingly

categorical, drastic and exclusive, so that, finally, they might exclude intervention or totally

remove the detrimental consequences of certain human activities

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.

The enforcement, as of 2015, of the legislative provisions laid down by EU Directives

imposes itself as a priority, and by enforcing EU regulations, industrial units can maintain

market competitiveness through:

- the optimization of the operation of facilities by implementing the measures specified

by the reference documents on the best available techniques specific to industrial activities, of

which an important share belongs to the improvement of energy efficiency of the production

processes;

- in the long term, the implementation of CCS technologies, involving the capture,

transport and geological storage of CO2, especially applicable in the case of electricity

producers and highly polluting industries;

Increasing the efficiency of technological processes will diminish the effects of this

increase, but on the other hand reducing the assigned ceiling will lead to an increase in

expenses per product

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. This will impose:

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Eckhart Rehbinder, Democracy, Access to Justice and Environ ment at International Level, 2006, page 147

2

Marinescu Daniela – Tratat de dreptul mediului (Environmental Law Treatise), Editura Universul Juridic

(Universul Juridic Publishing House), Bucharest, 2007, page 93