Poirot
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« on: October 03, 2012, 04:40:25 PM » |
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Thank you for letting a citizen voice his concerns here.
I don't know if the Right to clean environment in The Bill of Rights is like a statement of the ideal to achieve or something powerful that could have major legal and economic consequences.
It states The citizens of the Northeast are guaranteed a clean and healthy environment to live and work in; free from the dangers of pollution, disease, or lack of resources.
I am not a legal expert but what happens when citizens are not free of dangers of pollution and disease. Could they ask for financial compensation? For example could citizens living near a highway and suffering from the pollution ask the government financial compensation for not respecting their right to a clean environment.
I worry lawyers could find a way to use this new right to provide them with a lot of legal work.
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