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This study does not, for obvious reasons, aim to present the complete results of the research project carried out. It only briefly provides the scope and outline of the activities conducted along with the conclusions arrived at by the persons managing and implementing the National Science Centre (NCN) grant project. The goal of the research carried out as a part of the project was, in broad terms, to analyze the impact of the sustainable development principle on legal regulation concerning the management of geological resources of the environment. In other words, the overall subject of these studies was to answer the question: Do the provisions concerning the management of geological resources include — and if they do, to what extent — within their detailed legal solutions the principle of sustainable development? In the legal sciences, the aforementioned problem has not yet been addressed. The prima focus was on how to understand the concept of sustainable development principle, and the main aspects of exploring those resources were analyzed, without ever taking into account the conditions resulting from this principle.1

The role of the principle of sustainable development in the legal regulation of geology and mining