Nezakonito odlaganje odpadkov - študija primera onesnaževanja Ljubljanskega barja

diplomsko delo univerzitetnega študijskega programa Varstvoslovje

Abstract

Diplomsko delo obravnava odpadke na Ljubljanskem barju kot del ekološke kriminalitete in predstavlja težavo onesnaženosti z njimi. Namen dela je preučiti nezakonito odlaganje odpadkov na območju Ljubljanskega barja, cilj pa je to temo predstaviti kot zaskrbljujočo in težavno. Zaradi zanimanja za dejansko stanje na barju je bila opravljena raziskava, kjer so bila institucijam poslana vprašanja, nanašajoča se na tematiko. Opravil se je tudi intervju, pridobljeni podatki pa so bili pozneje analizirani. Delo vsebuje podrobno preučene definicije odpadkov in ugotovitve, kako se ravna z njimi pri nas. Tudi tematika organizirane ekološke kriminalitete je v delu omenjena in podaja ugotovitev, da tovrstna kriminaliteta sega čez meje naše države. Obenem delo podaja tudi pregled zakonodajne ureditve v EU in okvirnih direktiv o odpadkih ter pregled z opisi ureditve v Sloveniji. Ljubljansko barje je definirano in uvrščeno v kategorijo. Tudi nastanek in načini financiranja krajinskega parka so vključeni. Samih zaključkov je bilo več, enako tudi rešitev. Res pa je, da bi lahko rekli, da je zakonodaja še zelo okorna in zato otežuje reševanje težav. Rezultati raziskave pa so med drugim pokazali, da je za izboljšanje stanja pomembno predvsem ozaveščanje ljudi in dejstvo, da je lasten prispevek velik del napredka v pravi smeri za ohranitev Ljubljanskega barja. Resnica, ki se kaže, je, da so okoljske težave postale globalne in zato zahtevajo tudi meddržavno povezovanje.

Keywords

diplomske naloge;odpadki;Ljubljansko barje;ekološka kriminaliteta;nezakonito odlaganje;varstvo naravnih vrednot;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2018
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	[A. Novak]
UDC:	343.3/.7:504(043.2)
COBISS:	3607786
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Illegal Waste Disposal - Case Study of Pollution of the Ljubljana Marshes
Secondary abstract:	This graduation thesis deals with waste situated on Ljubljana Marshes as a part of eco crime and consequently represents the problem of pollution of the Marshes itself. The purpouse of this thesis is to study illegal waste disposal in the area of Ljubljana Marshes. However, the aim is to present the topic as worrying and problematic. Due to the interest for actual state of the problem, a survey was carried out where questions on the subject were sent to institutions. An interview was also conducted and the data obtained were later analysed. The thesis contains detailed analysis of waste definitions and how waste is being handled here in Slovenia. Also the topic of organized ecological crime is mentioned, and it is stated that this kind of crime goes beyond borders of our country. At the same time, the thesis also provides an overview of the EU regulatory framework and the waste framework directive, as well as a review of the descriptions of the regulation in Slovenia. The Ljubljana Marshes are defined and classified in the category. The origin and ways of financing the landscape park are also included. There were several conclusions, as well as solutions. It is true that we can say the legislation is still a bit cumbersome and therefore it makes even harder to solve problems related to waste. The results of the research have shown, among other things, that it is primarily important to raise people´s awareness. The fact is that their own contribution is a major part of the progress for conservation of the Ljubljana Marshes. The truth however is that environmental problems have grown global and therefore they require interstate integration.
Secondary keywords:	waste;Ljubljana marshes;ecological crime;illegal disposal;protection of valuable natural features;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	VII, 74 str.
ID:	11448637