英文摘要 |
The Civil Code regulates ecological damage caused by both environmental torts of 'environmental pollution' and 'ecological damage'. The Marine Environmental Protection Law only regulates 'environmental pollution-type marine ecological damage' and ignores 'ecological destruction-type marine ecological damage'. Unlike traditional civil damages, which are relatively clear and fixed, the scope of 'marine ecological damage' is dynamic in nature. The definition of the scope of compensation for 'marine ecological damage' should take into account certain basic principles of the compensation mechanism, pay attention to the boundary between ecological restoration costs and permanent losses, and establish a dynamic claim mechanism for marine ecology. |