Modern features of nature use and environmental responsibility: Azerbaijan realities
Keywords:
Climate change, Environmental responsibility, Natural resources, Environmental education, Environmental legislation, COP-29Abstract
Despite the enormous wealth of global natural resources, their unbridled use has brought about serious environmental deterioration. For this reason, environmental responsibility and the efficient use of natural resources is increasingly critical in the context of global ecological challenges. This study aims to explore the modern features of nature use and environmental responsibility within Azerbaijan, particularly in light of the 29th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP-29) on climate change. It is emphasized the need for comprehensive legal-normative measures to combat water pollution and promote environmental education. It is highlighted some strategies to fight environmental pollution, such as water reuse, the application of advanced cleaning technologies, and the establishment of organizational measures for water distribution. Furthermore, the concept of "water diplomacy" is highlighted as a vital element of international relations, particularly in regions facing water scarcity. The inference of our findings is that only an integrated approach to environmental responsibility through scientific, economic, and ecological norms can give birth to sustainable development. Therefore, we advocate for a paradigm shift in how natural resources are perceived and utilized, promoting a sustainable and responsible approach to environmental stewardship in Azerbaijan and beyond.
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