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The person responsible for environmental pollution tort needs to compensate for economic losses, and the court usually uses objective criteria to determine the amount of compensation. The professional evaluation report of the appraisal agency, the estimation of the victim's business profit (such as the business losses of individual businesses), and the agreement between the victim and the infringer or a third party are common adjudication methods. Professional appraisal organizations use scientific methods to quantify losses, and agreements are taken as direct evidence.
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The constitution of tort liability for environmental pollution requires four key elements: first, the perpetrator has committed misconduct related to environmental pollution; Second, his behavior violated the national environmental protection regulations; Third, environmental pollution causes actual damage; Fourth, there is a direct and substantial causal relationship between damage and pollution.
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China has relatively flexible penalties for crimes of environmental pollution. The first offender is usually sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention, and can also be fined. If the circumstances are serious, the sentence may be extended to three to seven years, and a fine must be paid. In very few serious cases, they may even face more than seven years of imprisonment and heavy fines.
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Chinese law severely punishes sludge theft and serious environmental pollution, with a maximum sentence of three years in prison. Those who illegally discharge hazardous waste, such as radioactive waste, infectious disease pathogen waste, etc., causing major environmental pollution accidents and serious consequences, will face criminal penalties, including detention and fines. Such behavior constitutes a "crime of environmental pollution", and offenders must accept criminal sanctions according to law.
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