Indemnification of environmental hazards: ratio of environmental and civil legislation

The author of the article considers the issue of correlation of civil-legal and environmental-legal norms in terms of compensation for harm to natural objects. Given the complexity of the objects that caused the environmental damage, a distinction between two separate areas of legislation, each of which in its part carries out the legal effect of the relations on compensation of harm. Provisions of civil legislation shall apply only to the relations on compensation of harm to health, property of citizens and legal entities, caused by ‘environmental disruption. Environmental legislation is to regulate the relations on compensation of harm to the environment as a whole and its components.