英文摘要 |
The Veto System of the Environmental Impact Assessment (VSEIA) has had a huge contrast between its institutional effectiveness and the expectation of the system since the Chinese EIA was established in 2002. The large number of existing domestic law studies and comparative law studies can't be a good solution to this dilemma. As the first country established EIA, the United States didn't give the EIA veto to the environmental protection department, but this point was always the focus in the process of the EIA reform in China. With the existing EIA veto becoming the core crux of the real problems that appear in the EIA, the environmental protection department has been kidnapped by economic considerations and the lack of citizen participation. For this reason, the reform path to the VSEIA is to set the veto of EIA back in order to get it together with decision-making power, to establish an independent review mechanism, to rebalance the environmental official power and responsibility, and to build a comprehensive protection procedure. |