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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 45 No 3 (1999), 69–78
Ekopolitické a právní předpoklady šetrného hospodaření v krajině
[Environmental Policy and Legal Prerequisites for Sustainable Use of Landscape]
Svatomír Mlčoch
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.329
published online: 31. 03. 2020
abstract
The article is focused on the state environmental policy of the Czech Republic and valid environmental legislation, especially on the part of that creating the legal framework of sustainable use of landscape. It contains the short analysis of Czech governmental environmental policy (August, 1995) from the point of view of nature sources management. The article also contains a more detailed inventory of recent Czech laws on the field of agricultural land, forest protection, water management, mining and other related laws. Special attention is given to the Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection Act No 114/1992 of Czech Collection of Laws. A very important contribution concerns of new state policy principles for sustainable use and protection of landscape. These principles should cover among others: - the public interest on the use and protection of landscape, - unsubstitutable role of the state in the nature and landscape protection, - growing meaning of privately interested sector in sustainable use of landscape in new born democracies of Central and Eastern European countries, - the optimalization and harmonization of enterpreneur activities with the landscape protection policy, - the need of precise and legal formulations of limits and standards during the use of the landscape and the natural sources, - the strengtbening of position and role of economic tools in new strategy of sustainable use of the landscape, - public participation in nature conservation and positive role of NGO sector. Finally, the author of article suggests the concrete changes of recent water and mining legislation as the main task from short-time perspective. The preparation of completely new and integrated “Codex” of Natural Resources Use and Protection is than the main task from long-time perspective.
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