New York Construction Law Lawyer - The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was passed in 1970 along with the Environmental Quality Improvement Act, the Environmental Education Act, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Environmental Law encompasses these federal enactments that are aimed to protect the environment against both public and private actions that fail to take account of costs or harm inflicted on the eco-system (environment).

Environmental law governs human involvement in the land, waters and air, generally including any impact on the atmosphere, organic and inorganic matter, and living organisms. Environment law also deals with the socio-economic, health and cultural impacts of the environment.

Some common New York Real Estate issues include the following:

• New York Real Estate Law
• New York Landlord and Tenant Law
• New York Buying/Selling House
• New York Construction
• New York Environmental
• New York Zoning and Land Use
• New York Neighbors and Pets
• New York Natural Disasters
• New York Eminent Domain