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Healthy and Dignified lives of humanity are highly dependent on the physical environment in which we all live. Natural Resources such as air, water, and soil conditions are among the essential elements of the physical environment, which are global commons that don't fall under the jurisdictions of any one country to have a right to damage. Pollution free environment is an international human right and also a natural right of every living-organism. Environmental issues & priorities are also closely interlocked with economic development. The Rapid growth of industrialization in Developed Countries and attempts of the Developing nations for economic improvement are causing several environmental problems. Many countries in the world are now changing from an agricultural base to service and industrial sectors, which are an indication of growth & development, but this, can cause irretrievable damage to the environment. Sustainable growth is encouraging balanced growth without destroying nature which is need, so it is now time to create awareness that penetrates till the grass root levels of every locality. In India, According to the article 21 of the constitution the Fundamental Right of every citizen to Quality life and personal liberty includes a person's right to fresh air, clean water, and pollution-free environment. In this paper we attempts to address different dimensions from the perspective of the law of Environmental focusing on the root causes of geo-hazards with certain case studies to promote all the required actions to achieve sustainable development.