Summary

Charter for the Environment (2004)

“ When the occurrence of any damage, albeit unpredictable in the current state of scientific knowledge, may seriously and irreversibly harm the environment, public authorities shall, with due respect for the principle of precaution and the areas within their jurisdiction, ensure the implementation of procedures for risk assessment and the adoption of temporary measures commensurate with the risk involved in order to preclude the occurrence of such damage. ”
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Charter for the Environment (2004)

“ Everyone has the right, in the conditions and to the extent provided for by law, to have access to information pertaining to the environment in the possession of public bodies and to participate in the public decision-taking process likely to affect the environment.
Article 8. Education and training with regard to the environment shall contribute to the exercising of the rights and duties set out in this Charter.
Article 9. Research and innovation shall contribute to the preservation and development of the environment.
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