Ecological viability is not merely a policy goal; it is the foundational environmental right upon which the value of all other human rights depends. Without a viable environmentâa stable atmosphere, uncontaminated resources, and predictable seasonal cyclesâthe Constitution becomes a ghost documentâa historical testament to rights we can no longer afford to exercise. The time has come to elevate The Right to a Viable Environment to the status of supreme law
Emerging from the political and religious turmoil of absolute monarchies, thinkers sought to replace divine or hereditary right with reason and human consent, transforming governance from a theological mystery into a solvable political problem.


