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Climate Change And Human Rights: The Right To Life And Environmental Justice In India
This paper critically examines the intersection of climate change and human rights, specifically focusing on the right to life and environmental justice in India. It analyses the legal frameworks, policy measures, and judicial pronouncements that address the adverse impact
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