On the System Construction of Ecological Damage Compensation Responsibilities

Xiaobing DUAN

Abstract


Ecological damage liability is a new “civil liability” accompanied by ecological damage in the era of environmental crisis. Environmental liability insurance system, environmental funding system, ecological damage assessment system and other system should be established to improve the ecological damage liability system in our country and provide institutional guarantee for the construction of ecological civilization society.


Keywords


Ecological damage; Compensation; Liability

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