Everyone has the right to a healthy environment and has the duty to preserve and defend it for the benefit of present and future generations. Development of a policy for planning and management of the urban environment, integrated into economic, social and cultural development policies. Prohibition of entry into the city of waste and hazardous waste. Definition of the urban and environmental plan, which constitutes the framework law to which other municipal by-laws and public works are adapted. It requires a prior assessment of the environmental impact of any public or private undertaking likely to produce relevant effects and a discussion in the context of a public consultation. It aims to integrate environmental education into the formal and non-formal education system and through alternative forms of communication and education. The objectives of environmental education are: – The development of environmental awareness.- The participation and responsibility of the community towards environmental problems.- The construction of a critical vision of the local socio-ecological reality.- The promotion of a critical attitude towards the current style of development. Establishes the framework for Law No. 24.051 on Multiple Generators. (amends Decision No 5/2003).

Authorizes the collection of categories subject to control, in accordance with the Law on the Special Activity of Manifests No. 24.051 of MULTIPLE GENERATORS. With this resolution, the National Registry of Producers and Operators of Hazardous Waste will provide the computer program for the preparation of MANIFESTS OF SEVERAL GENERATORS. In accordance with the regulations in force, the competences conferred on this Ministry include the planning, formulation, design, monitoring, implementation of environmental policy and the conservation of natural resources, as well as the implementation of measures conducive to the control of all elements likely to pollute the air, water, soil and, in general, all possible effects on the environment. and interventions in environmental impact determination procedures. [3] We understand that the term “lower limit” is appropriate to define the limit of legislative delegation, but not the limit of additional standards dictated by provinces and, where applicable, municipalities. In the field of environmental insurance, the regulatory framework for environmental insurance has been created at national level. However, with the regulatory framework in place, insurance companies are not yet on the market. – Damages: actions for damages. Factors attributing subjective and objective responsibility, the latter as an element of prevention, according to the principle that the person causing the risk must react. The exclusion of liability is granted only if it is proved that the damage is due to the exclusive fault of the victim or a third party, for whom he is not obliged to answer with evidence, and has taken all measures to avoid it.

Criminal or civil liability is independent of administrative liability. Liability for environmental damage is considered iuris tantum (it is considered proven) in case of infringement of administrative environmental regulations. It has been proven, as understood by environmental doctrine and jurisprudence in recent years, that they are legitimate to achieve the recomposition of the damaged environment, the persons affected, the Ombudsman, environmental non-governmental associations, the national, provincial or municipal State; also the right to recomposition or compensation of the person directly affected by the event. In addition, if the extent of the damage caused by any person responsible for an event harmful to the environment cannot be determined precisely, each is jointly and severally liable for the compensation of the company (American doctrine). If the damage was caused by legal persons, the liability extends to the authorities and professionals to the extent of their participation (guarantor). 2. Participatory actions: In this sense, various agreements are signed with municipalities and public and / or private institutions, because municipal solid waste is the responsibility of all and we must all contribute to minimizing its consequences. Within the framework of the programme, and inter alia, it provides: – the development of an awareness-raising campaign through various communication channels aimed at consumers in order to make them aware of sustainable consumption, the production of less waste and participation in environmental protection;- the planning, approval and implementation of a programme for the collection of waste vegetable oils and their use as raw material for biodiesel production. In this context, the Provincial Agency for Sustainable Development will carry out awareness-raising and information activities on the importance of recycling used vegetable oils and will be authorized to conclude agreements with municipalities, public and/or private educational institutions in the province of Buenos Aires. with companies producing biodiesel, as well as with any other institution interested in the programme, to promote the recycling of waste vegetable oils.- Organization of dialogue tables with industry, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and academic sectors. The Act, promulgated on 30 December 2002, establishes minimum environmental budgets for water conservation, water use and rational use, water use, surface water basins and the work of river basin committees. The mission of the river basin committees is to advise the competent authority on water resources and to contribute to the ecologically sustainable management of river basins.

The Argentine provinces consider that this law exceeds constitutional requirements, which is why they have called for its repeal. approves the legal framework for the provision of public drinking water and wastewater services.