Szennyezdéseként

"Szennyezdéseként" is a Hungarian term that translates to "as a result of contamination" or "due to pollution." It is commonly used in the context of environmental law and regulation to describe situations where a person or entity is held responsible for the environmental damage caused by their activities. This concept is particularly relevant in cases where the polluter is not the one who suffers the environmental harm, a situation known as the "polluter-pays principle."

The term "szennyezdéseként" is derived from the Hungarian words "szennyezés," which means "contamination" or "pollution," and "kényszerítve," which means "forced" or "compelled." It reflects the legal obligation placed on polluters to remedy the environmental damage they have caused, often through financial compensation or corrective actions.

In Hungarian legal framework, "szennyezdéseként" is a key provision in environmental law, ensuring that those responsible for environmental degradation are held accountable. This principle is designed to incentivize environmentally responsible behavior by making polluters bear the costs of their actions. It is a fundamental aspect of environmental governance, aiming to balance economic development with environmental protection.