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issue-2495	Kolomoiets, Tetiana; Gordienko, Artur; Yevtushenko, Daria	PROTECTION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR AND AIRSPACE OF UKRAINE: LEGAL, REGULATORY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS	2024	12	.pdf	application/pdf	8794	346	31	S. V. Vorushilo refers to the special principles of administrative and legal protection of atmospheric air: 1) priority of protection of human life and health, present and future generations; 2) implementation of obligatory monitoring and control of compliance with the requirements of legislation in the field of air protection; 3) prevention of negative consequences of air pollution for human beings and the environment; 4) state regulation of emissions of harmful (polluting) substances into atmospheric air and harmful physical actions on it; 5) transparency, completeness and reliability of information on the state of atmospheric air, its pollution; 6) scientific validity, systematicity and complexity of the approach to atmospheric air protection; 7) inevitability of liability for violation of legal requirements for atmospheric air protection (Vorushilo, 2011: 8). T. Shevchuk proposes to supplement this list of special legal principles of administrative and legal protection of atmospheric air with the following principles: priority protection of the human right to life and health; prevention of irreversible consequences of air pollution for the environment; mandatory state regulation of emissions of harmful (polluting) substances into the air and harmful physical impact on it; mandatory compliance with the requirements of the legislation on air protection by all entities consuming it; the principle of presumption of potential environmental hazards of any planned economic and other activities; the principle of completeness of information presented in the environmental impact assessment; the principle of scientific validity, objectivity and legality of the conclusions of the environmental impact assessment; the principle of openness, as well as participation of the subjects of the right to environmental information; the principle of mandatory environmental impact assessment prior to making decisions on the implementation of the object of assessment; the principle of responsibility of the customer of administrative services in the field of atmospheric air protection for the consequences of the implementation of project decisions, and so forth (Shevchuk, 2021: 36-37).	cache/issue-2495.pdf	txt/issue-2495.txt