According to Kenyan Constitution to include we have the right to a ‘clean and healthy environment. Included are Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the Environment and Land Court (ELC). There are varied sources of Kenya environmental law which include:

• International law – The International Conventions and International Customary law are included as sources of Kenya environmental law.
• Constitution of Kenya – The Constitution provides a basis for the administration of environmental laws.
• Common law – An example of common-law is derived from neighbour law in which the law of nuisance is of importance as a source of environmental law.
• Statute law – Environmental law is also derived from national and provincial legislation, and from local by-laws.
• Customary law – Custom law also serves as a basis of environmental law formulation.