Environmental safety as a problem of modern legal regulation in the sphere of agro-industrial complex

¹ The Southern Federal University, Gorky str., 88, Rostov-on-Don, 344002, Russia
² Don State Technical University, Gagarin sq., 1, Rostov on Don, 344003, Russia

^* Corresponding author: Puta_1990@mail.ru

Abstract

The proposed article concretizes the problems of environmental safety in modern conditions, associated with both macro-level problems due to causes. As a rule, they are either man-made and natural, occurring in the world, or micro-level in nature, associated either with the activities of a particular state or a separate region. The article analyzes the goals, objectives and strategy of state policy in the field of environmental safety of the Russian state and individual regions. The authors focus on the sociocultural component of environmental safety, since it is the latter that involves the optimized impact of human activity on resources, ecosystems, and nature in general: transformative activities (production and labor), household activities, economic activities of economic entities and households - from the consumption of natural resources, their processing to their disposal and storage of waste. The purpose of the study is to provide a regulatory and legal analysis that provides counteraction to threats to the environmental security of the state in modern conditions and the formation of a cultural and legal environment through appropriate environmental competencies, which will give a cumulative multiplier effect to countering challenges and threats to the environment and land use.