Privatization of Responsibility for Environmental Damages; Shifting from State Responsibility to Responsibility of Dangerous Activities of operators

Under traditional public law International responsibility arising out of environmental damages usually imposed on States. But whereas some environmental damages are arising from private sector activities, it is not sufficient to limit this responsibility only on States without providing any responsibility on private sector in many cases. So a positive change created in the field of international responsibility arising out of environmental damages, that it is development of the responsibility scope to private sector. There are two ways for privatizing: approval of primary responsibility of operator instead of origin State responsibility that is named channeling and reducing the level of responsibility from intergovernmental level to civil law level of Origin State.