UTICAJ KLIMATSKIH PROMENA NA ZDRAVLJE LJUDI: DA LI ZAKONODAVSTVO U SRBIJI NA ADEKVATAN NAČIN ODGOVARA NA IZAZOVE?

Sofija Nikolić Popadić

doi:10.5937/pravzap16-58432

Sofija Nikolić Popadić Institute of Social Sciences, Center for Legal Research https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5938-4462

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/pravzap16-58432

Keywords: klimatske promene, ljudsko zdravlje, zdravstveni zakoni, zakon o klimatskim promenama, strategije

Abstract

Posledice klimatskih promena su brojne: od ekstremnih događaja, kao što su vremenske nepogode sa velikom količinom padavina, do ekstremnih suša, koje traju nekoliko meseci u delovima planete gde to nije bilo uobičajeno u ranijim decenijama. Efekti klimatskih promena imaju značajan uticaj na fizičko i mentalno zdravlje stanovništva. U radu smo se fokusirali pre svega na prepoznavanje sve intenzivnijih posledica klimatskih promena u Srbiji i njihovog uticaja na zdravlje ljudi. Nakon toga smo rad posvetili analizi i traženju odgovora na pitanje da li je opasnost od klimatskih promena po zdravlje ljudi prepoznata u strategijama i zakonodavstvu u Srbiji, i ako jeste, da li propisi u Srbiji na adekvatan način odgovara na te izazove. Rezultati istraživanja pokazuju da veza između uticaja klimatskih promena i zdravlja ljudi nije prepoznata u svim relevantnim zakonima. Postoji potreba za poboljšanjem u ovim oblastima, zbog čega smo u radu dali preporuke za izmene zakona.

Author Biography

Sofija Nikolić Popadić, Institute of Social Sciences, Center for Legal Research

- Research Associate - Institute of Social Sciences, Center for Legal Research.

- PhD studies- Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. PhD thesis "Ownership of agricultural land" defended with honours in February 2021.

- Master studies - Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade.

- Bachelor studies - Faculty of Law, University of Novi Sad (winter semester of the school year 2009/2010 - Faculty of Law, University of Salzburg (Austria), winter semester of the school year 2010/2011 - Faculty of Law, University of Vienna (Austria)).

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