A nation’s constitution is more than an organic act establishing governmental authorities and competencies :the constitution also guarantees to its citizens fundamental rights such as right to life which includes the right to clean and healthy environment. With increasing environmental awareness in recent decades, the environment has become a higher political priority, and many constitutions now expressly guarantee “right to a healthy environment,” as well as a procedural rights necessary to implement and enforce the substantive rights granted. This increased awareness has also led courts around the world to increasingly interpret the near –universal provision of “right to life” as implying the right to a healthy environment in which to live that life.