Explain the types of environmental pollution with Nepal's faces.

The environment — the surroundings: the natural (the air, water, land, flora-fauna) and the human-made (the buildings, the cultural heritage) — and their interactions. Environmental law — the rules protecting that environment: the pollution's prevention-and-control, the resources' conservation, the nature's preservation, the climate's governance. The scope's layers: the international (the treaties — U3), the constitutional (the rights-and-duties), the statutory (the Environment Protection Act 2076's world), the local (the municipalities' environmental functions — the federal era's faces), and the judge-made (the PIL jurisprudence — the Nepali environmental law's dynamo). The field's character: the interdisciplinary science-law hybrid; the preventive- and-restorative mix; the public-interest orientation (the environment's everyone-and-no-one ownership — the standing's special problems).