Pravna ureditev obnovljivih virov v Sloveniji

magistrsko delo

Marinela Stevanović (Author), Jernej Letnar Černič (Mentor)

Abstract

Pri pisanju magistrskega dela sem želela ugotoviti trenutno stanje obnovljivih virov v Sloveniji in v Evropski uniji (v nadaljevanju EU) (kaj nas čaka v prihodnosti). Med prebiranjem domače in tuje literature sem spoznala, da so potrebne spremembe, saj nam v nasprotnem primeru grozi izumrtje. O zelenih virih je bilo napisane veliko strokovne literature, organizirana so bila številna srečanja, konference, sprejeti so bili akti, podpisani sporazumi. Obnovljivi viri in zelena tehnologija so zaželeni. Prepogosto se dogaja, da so pričakovanja visoka, zato projekti propadejo. Krivci so različni: politika, pomanjkanje denarja, interesa, strah pred spremembami, okoliško prebivalstvo... Tako kot drugi fosilni energetski projekti tudi obnovljivi viri potrebujejo svoj čas, denar, potrpljenje in poslovno priložnost. Če želimo imeti zeleno okolje, se moramo nečemu odreči ali spremeniti. Prizadevati si moramo za čisto naravo in da zanjo dobro skrbimo. Potrošniška družba sebe postavlja na prvo mesto, narava je zgolj sredstvo za izkoriščanje, posledice nas ne zanimajo. Človek brez narave ne more živeti, narava brez človeka z lahkoto. Človeški posegi v naravo morajo biti dobro premišljeni, saj je treba naravne ekosisteme ohraniti tudi za prihodnje generacije. Z naravo moramo imeti enakovreden odnos, obstajati mora okoljska morala, ki sejo je treba naučiti že od malih nog. Kapitalizem je zabrisal meje in povzročil veliko škode ter hudega. A ostati moramo pozitivni, saj so obnovljivi viri energije energenti prihodnosti. Vendar to lahko dosežemo le, če bomo pripravljeni spremeniti svoje razmišljanje, način dela in življenja.

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2017
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	EVRO-PF - European Faculty of Law, Nova Gorica
Publisher:	[M. Stevanović]
UDC:	34:620.97(043.2)
COBISS:	2053242550
Views:	129
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	The purpose of this master's thesis was to examine the current condition of renewable sources in Slovenia and the European Union (and what future holds for this area). The review of domestic and foreign literature showed that change is necessary otherwise the humankind may face extinction. A lot of expert literature deals with green resources. Numerous meetings and conferences have been held on the topic and many acts and agreements have been signed. Renewables and green technology represent a desired course of action. However, expectations are often too high and projects fail. The reasons for it are rather diverse: politics, a lack of money and interest, fearing change, the surrounding population, and so on. Just like any fossil energy project, renewable sources require time, money, patience, and business opportunities. But we must give up or change certain things to eventually live in a green environment. We should strive to keep nature clean and in a good condition. Consumerism puts society first. Nature is being exploited and the consequences seem irrelevant. Humans cannot live without nature, but nature can easily live without humans. The way people interfere with nature should be well-planned because natural ecosystems must be preserved for future generations. Nature should be our equal and people should internalise an environmental morale at an early age. Capitalism has blurred the lines and caused significant damage and pain. But there is still room for optimism because renewable energy resources are our future. The only thing we have to do is change our thinking, the way we work, and our life.
Secondary keywords:	Obnovljivi energetski viri;Magistrske naloge;Pravni vidik;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Evropska pravna fak.
Source comment:	Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija;
Pages:	IX, 139 str.
ID:	10979497