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Taking up Environmental Laws and Natural Resources (Nat Res) was interesting.

It introduced me to a number of laws and policies intending to curve environment


destruction which is now a common occurrence. One in-depth realization which I have
acquired out of the course is that economic and social conditions may affect and
compromise the values of humans towards the environment. This holds true specifically
in cases where destitute unlawfully invades and exploits prohibited lands, or where
unlawful settlers along the river banks pollute its waters. It is because of this which affirms
my observation that socio-economic issues experienced by people bolster, as a
contributing factor, the environmental issues in these present times. All of these actually
made sense to me upon reading the cases, laws and other reading materials assigned to
us. In this paper, I will limit my reflection as to why people resort to illegal environmental
activities by reason of poverty.
I agree that overtaking the curve of environmental destruction is not a rocket
science it cannot be solved in a days work. To ensure the security of our future, there
has to be a joint effort in the Judiciary, Legislature, and Executive branch of the
government. The Judiciary shall provide well-informed avenues for the poor to seek
redress in case of breach in the delivery of their rights or entitlements. The legislature
shall draft laws which could make targeted reductions on various ecological and povertyrelated problems. Lastly, it is incumbent upon the Executive to make sure that all the
policies and laws are executed lawfully, justly and without discrimination. These efforts
can only be substituted with hard work.

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