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The anthropocentric approach to the environment - -
-The following is an example of a specific environmental management Act (SEMA): - -Environment Conservation Act 73 of 1989
-Indicate which one of the following does NOT represent a category of problems emanating from environmental damage. - -resource conservation and utilisation
-Cooperative government - -obliges the spheres of government to cooperate with each other and to respect one another's unique character
-The Brundtland Report of 1987 - -was compiled by the World Commission on Environment and Development
-Sustainable development - -has been incorpo into South African law
-Locus standi in terms of section 38 of the Constitution - -is extended even further by section 32 of NEMA
-The following is regarded as a distinctive principle guiding and supporting environmental law: - -sustainable development
-When an administrator performs administrative action in the environmental sphere - -he/she must comply with section 33 of the Constitution
-Which one of the following statements is correct? - -Aquafund (Pty) Ltd v Premier of the Western Cape 1997 7 BCLR 907 (K) deals with the right of access to information
-International environmental law ____. - -emphasises the development of supervised treaty regimes to protect the environment
-What is the purpose of an environmental impact assessment (EIA)? - -. Aiding decision-making by providing objective information on the
environmental consequences of all developmental actions, plans and
projects
. Providing sound, comprehensive data for development planning
. Analysing plans objectively to ensure maximum benefits and to mitigate
the negative effects
. Proposing solutions to problems that may arise through the interactions
between the environment and developmental actions, plans and projects
. Communicating information on the positive and negative effects of
development proposals, both to decision-makers and interested parties
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