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The article analyzes the concept of a favorable environment, considers the content of the relevant constitutional right, and points out the absence of legislatively enshrined criteria for a favorable environment. It is emphasized that in order to ensure human rights to a favorable environment, control over the state and change of the environment and natural resources should be established at the national level. It is indicated that the right to a favorable environment has a pronounced public character, and the guarantee of its implementation is important not only for individual citizens, but also for the whole society. The article reflects certain of the most pressing problems of implementing this right today.
Tatyana V. Rednikova (Thu,) studied this question.