River Rejuvenation and River Rights
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River Rejuvenation and River Rights

by Philippe Cullet, Ruchi Shree

environmental law Water Resources
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River Rejuvenation and River Rights by Philippe Cullet and Ruchi Shree delves into strategies for restoring rivers and the legal concept of river rights. It explores environmental restoration techniques and the implications of recognizing rivers as legal entities to ensure their protection and sustainability in the face of ecological challenges.

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River Rejuvenation and River Rights examines the principles and practices involved in restoring polluted and degraded rivers. The book highlights the importance of ecological health for sustainable water management.

Authors Philippe Cullet and Ruchi Shree discuss the legal dimensions of granting rights to rivers, drawing on global perspectives to advocate for nature-based solutions.

This work provides a foundation for understanding how rejuvenation efforts can integrate with innovative legal frameworks to protect aquatic ecosystems.

Through its analysis, the book underscores the need for interdisciplinary approaches in addressing river degradation and promoting environmental justice.

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