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International Environmental Law
tNATIONAL LAW SCHOOL OF INDIA UNIVERSITY, BENGALURU IV Year XI Trimester B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme – (October – January) 2011-12 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW - Project Topics

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1620 1621 1622 1623 1624 1625 1627 1628 1629 1630 1631 1632 1633

Student Name
Mr. Abhishek Subbaiah Mr. Aditya Kumar Ms. Akanksha Sharma Mr. Akshay Sharma Ms. Akshaya R Mr. Amlan Mohanty Ms. Anjali Anchayil Ms. Anupama Kumar Mr. Aruj Garg Mr. Arun B Mattamana Ms. Ashwini O. Ms. Ashwita Ambast Mr. Badrinarayanan S.

Project Topics
COMMAND AND CONTROL MODEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCEAN EVALUATION POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDS - AN AGENDA FOR REFORM REFORMING THE INDIAN POLLUTION CONTROL REGIME CPCB & ITS RELEVANCE CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY : US &INDIA EXPERIENCEA COMPARISON RIGHT TO ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION –SCOPE AND POSSIBILITIES IN THE LEGAL REGIME ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS- RATIONALE AND EFFECTIVENESS LAW CONCERNING THE COAST EVALUATION OF EIA LAW IN INDIA DO WE NEED AN ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AUTHORITY? POLLUTION CONTROL LAWS AND THE COURTS LAWS CONCERNING PROTECTION OF OZONE LAYER AND CLIMATE CHANGE : COMPARISON OF COMMITMENTS AND COMPLIANCE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES ON CLIMATE CHANGE & CONCERNS OF SMALL ISLAND NATIONS

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1634 1635 1637 1638 1639 1641 1642 1643 1645 1646 1647 1648 1650 1651 1652 1653

Student Name
Ms. Deepthi Venugopal Mr. Dhananjay Baijal Ms. Geetha Hariharan Mr. Govind Satish Ms. Harini Viswanathan Ms. Janhavi Manohar Mr. Jitendra Kumar Ms. Kadam R. Rajendra Sharmila Mr. Kartikeya Dar Ms. Kaushalya Mishra Ms. Lakshmi G. Nair Mr. Manish G. Mr. Mihir Shukla Ms. Naina Lall Ms. Namrata Ramachandran Ms. Nidhisha Annam Philip

Project Topics
REVIEW OF INDIA’S ENERGY POLICY AND LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE ARRANGEMENT U.S & CLIMATE LAW CLIMATE LAW- INDIA AND CHINA COMPARED INDIAN LAW RELATING TO PROTECTION OF OZONE LAYER: AN ANALYSIS A COMPREHENSIVE WATER LAW FOR A STATE Lake conservation:, Policy , Law, Plan and Practice LAW

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