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Eric T. FREYFOGLE
The word nuisance, largely French in origin, simply means harm. Nuisance law, both public and private, attempts to create balance between the rights of landowners and the rights of others by limiting the uses of land and providing recourse for landowners when their rights are impeded. Nuisance law can help to promote sustainability by defining and prohibiting the harmful ecological impact of certain land uses.
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