Gradual Development of International Environment Legal Rights and Government's Responsibility

The study of the international environmental legal principles and regulations indicate that these points are new scientific findings in the field of evolving and developing environmental regulations. To this date, some of the international principles and legal regulations have been fixed and approved of, and some others are being compiled. During the industrial revolution era, subjects such as flood, earthquake, famine, and plague were considered as continuous threats at an international level.But now, the international destruction of environment has been recognized as an offense to the common international law, and a large number of bilateral and multi-lateral agreements and conventions for the enforcement of the international principles and rules between governments have been foreseen and are executable. However, the lack of an effective international legal authority for dealing with the environmental crimes properly is quite obvious.