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11 Christ U. L.J. vii (2022)

handle is hein.journals/chulj11 and id is 1 raw text is: Christ University Law Journal 2022, Vol. 11, No. 1, vii-x ISSN 2278-4322 /https://doi.org/10.12728/culj.20.0 Editorial The Journal and Publication Society, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), takes pride in placing on record the twentieth issue of the Christ University Law Journal. This issue of the journal comprises researched articles and a book review based on environmental law. The writings are authored by academicians and research scholars. Volume 11, Issue 1 is based on the theme 'Imbibing Eco-centrism in Environmental Law: Scope, Challenges and the Way Forward'. Law has always been used as a tool to secure human needs and wants. An anthropocentric approach is ingrained in every facet of law, and environmental law is no exception. Unfortunately, the present environmental legal regime has not been able to thwart the degradation of the environment, let alone bring about a paradigm shift in how we humans interact with nature. Environmental Law has been based on the wrong assumption that humans are separate entities living away from nature. By doing so, it has not taken into consideration the intrinsic, inherent value that exists in each and every component and thereby fails to address the real problems that plague Mother Earth. This anthropocentric approach has already caused irretrievable damage to the environment. It is high time that we change this wrong assumption, address real concerns, and bring about the much needed thrust towards framing an eco- centric law that treats humans as a part of nature. To foster this line of thought, one has to delve into its scope, the challenges and possible solutions which could lead to harmonious coexistence between man and nature. The research papers in this issue try to examine various aspects related to environmental catastrophes and suggest possible solutions. Articles In the paper titled German climate legislation on the pathway to the 1.5°C temperature goal?, Uta Stasche analyses the German Federal Constitutional Court's order on the deficiencies of the German vii

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