The purpose of this research is international environmental law in international jurisprudence. which is facing a challenge called the national sovereignty of governments. Governments mainly approach economic interests, not human interests, so it is necessary for the national government to pay attention to human interests in order to preserve and strengthen the environment. The main purpose of this research is to examine the judicial procedure in international environmental law and its impact on the evolution of the concept of government sovereignty, which has been explained with the descriptive-analytical research method and the method of collecting materials in the form of a library. The results have shown that unlike other branches of international law, the institution of governance over time acted as a fundamental and impenetrable barrier to the development and codification of international environmental law. Various mechanisms of international law to adjust the concept of sovereignty, due to the economic use of the environment by large governments, were completely ineffective, and efforts to adjust the sovereignty were inevitably started from within. The conducted researches show that some efforts to adjust the sovereignty of the country by careful planning have affected the national sovereignty of the states and by using the same inefficient international environmental law system, they have hindered the national sovereignty while respecting The principles and regulations of international law should be resolved.