Análisis de la Responsabilidad del Estado frente a la Reparación de los daños ambientales según la Constitución de la Republica del Ecuador

Abstract

The following study entitled “ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STATE AGAINST THE REPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR”, aims to analyze whether the single rule is sufficient to attend to the repair of environmental damages considering, to this effect, the representative cases that have been legally served but do not represent an efficient form of damage repair in the Ecuadorian legal norm. This research is defined as a qualitative study that responds to the descriptive experimental research design, which utilized the deductive method to analyze the main variables of this study from a thorough bibliographic and documentary review and the opinion of two specialists who provided a constitutionalist and environmentalist perspective of the present topic. Among the most significant conclusions, there is the need to reformulate environmental policies and existing regulations, not only in the political framework from the application of the rules but from a philosophical analysis that supports their existence and validates logically and consciously each one of the aspects that the protection of nature's rights demands.