“Regulatory control methods to control the wild environment from pollution, national regulations and international agreements.”
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https://doi.org/10.66026/c7qt6q18Keywords:
Administrative control, wildlife, pollution, national legislation, international agreements.Abstract
The environment is considered the twentieth century in which he lives, and has become the focus of attention for nine seasons of the paradise year and its origin is safe, concerned with mobilizing human energies for industrial prosperity and expansion, and from here the activity began with environmental pollution and took on a bright character, which created the history of environmental protection, so there came a choice of life and regionalism in this regard, which created the Southern Cooperative Organization and effective legislation and laws, the reference in the year classifies man from the risk of harm to man from society, where the administration bears the community the second role in protecting the environment, including the general powers that allow it to hang the fire of the environment on and deter violators. This study came to show the means of administrative control in protecting the wild environment from types of national legal pollution and international agreements.
It has become clear that the decisions of the administrative regulatory authority are either regulatory or individual decisions, and sometimes they have the power to use coercive enforcement measures. While we anticipate that, despite the variety of controls stipulated in the Iraqi Environmental Protection Law, they are inconsistent with its delicate nature and the extent of the damage it entails, the Iraqi Environmental Protection Law lacks any provision regarding the penalty of administrative confiscation and the annulment of the effects of projects that continue to pollute the environment despite warnings and penalties.
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