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THE IMPACT OF EUROPEAN UNION ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ON THE FRENCH LEGISLATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION




The development of legislation on environmental protection in France was significantly influenced by the legislation of the European Union. The close interaction of the legal development of its member states led to the formation of a uniform approach to the implementation of environmental activities. Within the framework of the European Community, and subsequently the European Union, seven sectoral environmental programs for the implementation of measures in the field of environmental protection were developed, which consistently replaced each other. The whole set of legal acts of the European Union and the principles of environmental legislation formed on their basis are reflected in the relevant constitutional law of France, namely the Environmental Charter, and in many other legal acts aimed at harmonizing national and European legislation.


