Article: Protecting the Environment and Animals: A Recent Amendment of the Italian Constitution

Q2 Social Sciences

European Business Law Review Pub Date : 2024-02-01 DOI:10.54648/eulr2024012

Nadia Zorzi Galgano

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Abstract

The contribution analyzes the protection of the environment and animals following the amendment of the 2022 Constitution. In particular, with reference to the environment, it considers the European sources of laws, the coordinated protection systems, then accounting for the division between State competence and regional competence at the national level. With reference to animals, also considering the disciplines that protect animals, it identifies the interests taken into consideration by them. environment, animals, protection, biodiversity, interest of future generation, amendment of Italian Constitution 2022

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文章：保护环境和动物：意大利宪法最新修正案

文章分析了 2022 年《宪法》修订后的环境和动物保护问题。特别是在环境方面，它考虑了欧洲的法律渊源、协调的保护体系，然后说明了在国家层面上国家权限和地区权限的划分。关于动物，也考虑了保护动物的学科，确定了这些学科所考虑的利益。

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