ABSTRACT
The language of law rules all issues, disputes and their resolution, including processes and procedures. Juxtaposing environmental disputes within the language of Indian arbitration law for dispute resolution, however, seems to bring forth an initial gut reaction of squaring a circle or creating conflict. It does not sit well within the scope and objective of the statutory enactment of the Indian Arbitration Act 1996, (hereinafter ACA) by its very nature. 1
