Environment Law and Climate Change' is a comprehensive study of Environment
which has been subjected to the degradation by the human activities. The
Constitution of India, originally, did not contain any direct provision
regarding the protection of natural environment. Perhaps, the framers of the
Indian Constitution, at the time of its framing, thought it negligible problem
that is why even it did not contain the expression "environment". But careful
analysis of various provisions of the constitution reveals that three Articles,
47, 48 and 49 relate to environment.