Study On Legal System Of Appraising Ecological Damage After Mining

Assessment of ecological damage after mining is an important part of the appraisal and assessment field,and it has not yet been guaranteed in the legal system.In practice,environmental administrative enforcement and environmental justice all have strong reliance on it,and it is necessary to improve the protection of its legal system.The article analyzes the existing relevant legal systems and analyzes the cases of ecological environmental damage caused by mining behavior,and summarizes the existing legal system flaws.The evaluation of ecological environmental damage appraisal after mining The deficiencies of the system are mainly reflected in three main aspects: imperfect management system,unsound technical specifications and inadequate judicial application system.Based on the theory of fairness and justice,the theory of ecological civilization,and the theory of responsibility for damage,the article builds on China's existing theoretical achievements and institutional experience,and combines the experiences of foreign assessment and assessment,and proposes the concept of perfecting the legal system for assessment of ecological damage after mining in China.At the level of the management system,the qualifications of the appraisers and appraisal and evaluation agencies should be clarified.The appraisal and assessment content should increase the identification of personal injury and improve the supervision mechanism and accountability mechanism for appraisal assessment activities.At the technical norm level,a special appraisal and evaluation process should be established,a specific appraisal method system should be established,and an assessment standard for ecological environment damage should be established.At the level of the judicial application system,the legal aid mechanism should be improved,the appraisers' court appearance system should be perfected,and the expert jury system should be established.The article tentatively proposes the concept of perfecting the legal system for assessment of ecological damage after mining and lays a certain theoretical foundation for future research.