英文摘要 |
Taiwan has been polluted by Particulate Matter (PM2.5) in recent years. The norm of 'PM2.5' has been from strange to be familiar with for Taiwanese people. Although this issue has many legal argument in environmental law, but the law scholars have few discussions. Of course, the regulation tools about PM2.5 are discussed less and less. This article aims to explore the lack of PM2.5 regulation in legal system. What regulation tools are appropriate to regulate humans' actions? This article adopts documentary analysis and institution analysis as research methods, and finds the problem of PM2.5 is one kind of risk. Also, this article finds the current regulation tools cannot respond to the characteristic of this kind of risk. The current legal system has many problems resulting from regulation failure, including no accountability, absence of traditional regulation tools, over-leading of central government, and the local egoism unable to deal with cross-border pollution well. Therefore, we need to use preventive measures appropriately, forward decentralization, expand product liability, and implement information collection and disclosure. Besides, we should reform command and control system in Air Pollution Control Act, use negotiation and economic incentive as regulation tools. This article concludes if we can regulate PM2.5 by following these directions in environmental policies, then we can let the laws handle PM2.5 well. |