Ecological Law refers to a legal framework that integrates environmental protection with the principles of ecology. It aims to ensure that human activities do not harm ecosystems and biodiversity. This area of law addresses issues such as pollution, habitat destruction, and resource management, promoting sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and society. The concept often involves regulations and policies that govern the use of natural resources, ensuring that actions taken by individuals, corporations, and governments align with ecological sustainability. Key components include the Clean Air Act, Endangered Species Act, and international agreements like the Paris Agreement, which collectively aim to protect the planet's ecological balance.