The only normative system with a normal competence to regulate the global matter that makes up the biosphere is, current

6. Criminal Nature: Environmental law has a criminal nature, or perhaps it is better to say it participates in such a nature. There is a legal value to protect: The Environment. This protection constitutes, practically, the essential aim of Environmental Law, which appears with the certainty that this legal value, essential for the survival of life in general and man especially, is threatened by man himself and his behavior with respect to the environment. Environmental law, in its criminal aspect puts all the emphasis on prevention. What is fundamental is to avoid the damage. Once both premises, which are protection and prevention, are accepted, we face a third one: The global ecosystem or biosphere, being a universal indivisible whole, its protection can be ensured only on a global scale, with the cooperation of everybody, and, of course – in this world- of every State and political body. The criminal character of environmental law, then, is imbibed with an international cha!

· It has a set of characteristics that we are going to mention further on.

5. It is a Public Order Law: This characteristic does not require too many comments, because it is obvious and self-explanatory. By its object, it is evidently a normative system that escapes completely the private domain. Private and even public persons in general cannot decide on any environmental norm if there is no previous authorization from competent authorities. An example will shed light on this concept: a landowner should not have the right to allow hunting on his land, unless within the legally established conditions, respecting the close of seas

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