ОРГАНИЗАЦИОННО-ПРАВОВЫЕ АСПЕКТЫ ЭКОЛОГО-ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНОГО ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯ

The purpose of the research is to analyze the legal norms regulating environmental and economic interaction from the point of view of elements of the circular economy framework. The methodological basis of the research is provided by the conceptual provisions of the theory of circular economy and the theory of social space. The scientific methods used include comparative and causal analysis. Research result. Every year, economic losses caused by environmental degradation, excluding damage to human health, amount to 4-6% of GDP. At the same time, the country's competitiveness in world markets directly depends on the development of high-tech industries, which does not imply making the task of preserving environmental stability a priority. The solution to this contradiction can be found in the application of the principles of circular economy, which is focused on achieving the goals of sustainable development by reducing the linearity of production and consumption systems. This contradiction is considered in the work from the point of view of the spatial approach, which determined the need to analyze regulatory documents in the field of environmental regulation in order to identify elements of the circular economy framework. As a result of the analysis, it was found that the elements of the «3R» and «10R»frameworks are currently poorly represented in the legal space of the Russian Federation. In General, the regulatory acts contain an element of «reduce» in the context of reducing the negative impact on the environment. The elements of frame «3R» «reuse» and «recycle», as well as the elements of frame «10R» are currently practically not represented in the regulatory field, which complicates the transition to the principles of a circular economy and does not meet the objectives of achieving the competitiveness of the national economy in world markets. The prospects of the research are to identify specific organizational and legal tools for the transition of the economic system to a circular type of development.