Abstract
The article discusses the problems of legal regulation of environmental risks in coal mining. Various groups of environmental risks in this area, including licensing risks and environmental risks, are analyzed. The conclusion is drawn: any environmental and legal risks, including the risk during mining, should be considered as a certain objective-subjective category. In this case, the basis for the occurrence of negative consequences for the environment can be both action and inaction, upon the occurrence of which this risk will be realized.
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