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'Conference Report: International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources', Nicholas A. Robinson, Issue 1, pp. 2–3 |
infoNicholas A. Robinson, 'Conference Report: International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 2–3 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Case Report: Case C-236/01: Monsanto Agricoltura SpA & Ors v Prezidenza del Consiglio dei Ministeri & Ors', Thijs Etty, Hans Somsen, Issue 1, pp. 3–18 |
infoThijs Etty, Hans Somsen, 'Case Report: Case C-236/01: Monsanto Agricoltura SpA & Ors v Prezidenza del Consiglio dei Ministeri & Ors' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 3–18 | | Regulation (EC) No 258/97 – Novel foods – Placing on the market – Safety assessment – Simplified procedure – Substantial equivalence to existing foods – Foods produced from genetically modified maize – Presence of residues of transgenic protein – Measure by a Member State temporarily restricting or suspending the trade in or use of a novel food in its territory; Judgment of 9 September 2003 not yet reported Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'European Environmental Criminal Law: Do We Really Need It?', Michael Faure, Issue 1, pp. 18–29 |
infoMichael Faure, 'European Environmental Criminal Law: Do We Really Need It?' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 18–29 | | Summary: The Commission argues that the criminal law needs to be used to punish offences in breach of Community law protecting the environment. The Commission believes that only by using the criminal law can the implementation deficit effectively be remedied. In this article the author argues that this duty towards criminal enforcement seems ineffective and can potentially even be counter productive. The traditional model for implementation of European legislation is still that European environmental law will draft the norms, but that Member States remain free in their choice of the implementation techniques. European legislation and case law has reacted in various ways with effective remedies to cope with the implementation deficit. However, the idea has never been that the implementation deficit would be cured by forcing Member States to impose a specific type of sanction. This would remove the traditional freedom to choose the correct implementation instrument by the Member State and in that sense it seems non-European. Moreover, the argument that the criminal law would be necessary to guarantee a correct implementation of European environmental law seems to neglect all the instruments that European law has developed so far to force Member States towards compliance. The author opines that the Commission, at least in the directive it proposed in 2001, neglected the important question of a correct theoretical foundation for a European intervention in the area of environmental criminal law. This contribution does not aim to provide a formal institutional-legal basis for a European environmental criminal law, but rather critically addresses whether such a European environmental criminal law would anyway be necessary. The focus is mostly on the proposal for a directive presented by the Commission in 2001. If the European Court of Justice were to adopt arguments concerning the lack of competence of the Council we may assume that one day the initiative taken by the Commission in 2001 will be continued. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Book Review: The European Convention and the Future of European Environmental Law, edited by Prof. Jan H. Jans', Alessandro Fodella, Issue 1, pp. 29–32 |
infoAlessandro Fodella, 'Book Review: The European Convention and the Future of European Environmental Law, edited by Prof. Jan H. Jans' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 29–32 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Reports: Belgium', Bernard Vanheusden, Kurt Deketelaere, Issue 2, pp. 34–38 |
infoBernard Vanheusden, Kurt Deketelaere, 'Country Reports: Belgium' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 34–38 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Selected International Developments regarding Health and Environmental Regulation of Relevance to the European Union', Denise Prevost, Issue 2, pp. 38–60 |
infoDenise Prevost, 'Selected International Developments regarding Health and Environmental Regulation of Relevance to the European Union' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 38–60 | | Summary: This contribution provides an overview of a selection of significant recent developments on international level regarding the regulation of health and the environment, which are of relevance to the European Union. It focuses on developments with regard to the interaction between free trade and risk regulation in the area of health and the environment. Developments in this regard will be examined in the context of the World Trade Organisation, and other international organisations or initiatives establishing rules, setting harmonised standards or promoting international cooperation in this area. As the European Union plays an active role in the international arena, these developments will have an impact on its internal regulatory policies as well as on its external actions in international fora. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 2, pp. 61–64 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 61–64 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Promoting Biofuels in Energy Supply: the European Legal Framework', Bram Delvaux, Issue 3, pp. 66–78 |
infoBram Delvaux, 'Promoting Biofuels in Energy Supply: the European Legal Framework' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 66–78 | | Summary: The purpose of this article is to examine the European legal framework to promote and support the use of biofuels. The biggest obstacle for a greater use of renewable energies and in particular biofuels is their high production costs as compared to conventional energies. Therefore the EU has established different specific measures to promote their use and to overcome the high production costs. This article gives an insight into today's main legislative instruments, namely the Guidelines on State aid for environmental protection, the Directive on the promotion of biofuels and various taxation measures, among which is, most recently, the new Council Directive restructuring the Community framework for the taxation of energy products and electricity. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Public Environmental Law in Europe: a Comparative Search for a Ius Commune', Michiel A. Heldeweg, René J.G.H. Seerden, Kurt R. Deketelaere, Issue 3, pp. 78–89 |
infoMichiel A. Heldeweg, René J.G.H. Seerden, Kurt R. Deketelaere, 'Public Environmental Law in Europe: a Comparative Search for a Ius Commune' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 78–89 | | Summary: The evolution towards a ius commune in environmental law, especially within Europe, is the main subject of this article. It aims to present some of the main environmental issues, such as: general legal foundations, main legal instruments, procedural rules of implementation and rules of enforcement. Each issue is discussed from the viewpoint of developments within EC member states, the EC and, as a point of ``external reference'', the USA. As the features of the present day systems of Environmental law are compared, not only do we find a greater coherence but also a linkage with the concept and principles of good governance. Maybe environmental law in the legal orders concerned has reached a stage at which unification is of less importance than allowing for differences and learning from them. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Integration of Environmental Protection into other EC Policies Legal Theory and Practice by Nele Dhondt', Massimiliano Montini, Issue 3, pp. 89–92 |
infoMassimiliano Montini, 'Integration of Environmental Protection into other EC Policies Legal Theory and Practice by Nele Dhondt' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 89–92 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 3, pp. 92–96 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 92–96 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Reports: Hungary', Remo Savoia, Issue 4, pp. 98–98 |
infoRemo Savoia, 'Country Reports: Hungary' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 98–98 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals: An Analysis', Ruxandra Cana, Issue 4, pp. 99–109 |
infoRuxandra Cana, 'Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals: An Analysis' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 99–109 | | Summary: The Community chemicals legislation is being re-written to amend and replace what is believed to be the inefficient and insufficient system of existing rules. The process, which started in 2001 with the publication of the White Paper on a New Chemicals Policy, has now come to the legislative adoption phase. This article analyses the European Commission's proposal for a Regulation concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restrictions of Chemicals (REACH), establishing a European Chemicals Agency and amending Directive 1999/45 and Regulation (EC) on Persistent Organic Pollutants, as presented in October 2003 for adoption by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union. It analyses its individual provisions by reference to the objectives sought by the revision of the existing chemicals legislation and by reference to the general principles of Community law. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Safety of Nuclear Installations, Spent Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management in the European Union: A Legal Analysis', Ikbal Abbassi A. Kacem, Issue 4, pp. 109–114 |
infoIkbal Abbassi A. Kacem, 'Safety of Nuclear Installations, Spent Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management in the European Union: A Legal Analysis' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 109–114 | | Summary:The current European Union (EU) regime constitutes a strong incentive to achieve a high level of nuclear safety. However, when new eastern and central European countries join the Union, there is nothing to prevent them from abandoning these measures, as the current regime does not provide for common legal rules for nuclear safety in the EU. To this end, the European Commission has issued new proposals known as `the nuclear package', which includes a proposal for a Directive on the safety of nuclear installations, and a proposal for a Directive on spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste management. This article discusses the legal basis for the Community's legislation on nuclear safety, the current regime and the new proposals. It also examines the extent to which changes can be brought through these proposals. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Scientific Evidence in European Environmental Rule-Making: The Case of the Landfill and End-of-Life Vehicles Directives by Marcello Cecchetti, Stefano Grassi and Maria Lee', Carolyn Abbot, Issue 4, pp. 115–117 |
infoCarolyn Abbot, 'Scientific Evidence in European Environmental Rule-Making: The Case of the Landfill and End-of-Life Vehicles Directives by Marcello Cecchetti, Stefano Grassi and Maria Lee' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 115–117 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 4, pp. 118–128 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 118–128 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Case Reports: Case C-278/01 Commission v. Spain', Jos Janssen, Issue 5, pp. 130–132 |
infoJos Janssen, 'Case Reports: Case C-278/01 Commission v. Spain' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 130–132 | | Article 228(2) EC – penalty payments – enforcement of Community environmental law; judgment of 25 November 2003 Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Case Reports: Case C-201/02 Wells v. Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions', Kristof De Cock, Issue 5, pp. 132–139 |
infoKristof De Cock, 'Case Reports: Case C-201/02 Wells v. Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 132–139 | | Directive 85/337/EEC – assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects on the environment – direct application of directives – guidelines on obligation on Member States to remedy infringement of obligation to transpose directives into national law; judgment 17 January 2004 Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Energy Efficiency as a Criterion for Regulation in the European Community', Véronique Bruggeman, Issue 5, pp. 140–153 |
infoVéronique Bruggeman, 'Energy Efficiency as a Criterion for Regulation in the European Community' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 140–153 | | Summary: This article discusses the role of energy efficiency as a criterion for regulation in the European Community. It focuses on energy efficiency as a criterion for the regulation of products. For this reason, the IPPC Directive will not be discussed, however it also implements energy efficiency measures as a condition of the grant of an IPPC-style permit. First attention is drawn to the link between sustainable development, integrated product policy, security of supply and protection of the environment. Then, a brief introduction is given to present market barriers which hinder the production and consumption of more energy-efficient goods. The next three sections examine the European Community's view on its energy efficiency policy and focus therefore on primary legislation, secondary legislation and policy documents. Section VII explains the potential role public procurement can play in the energy efficiency policy. In this view, the article touches upon the Concordia Bus Finland and the Wienstrom cases and makes the connection with the new legislative package aimed at the harmonisation of the existing Public Procurement Directives before some general concluding remarks. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 5, pp. 153–160 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 153–160 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'International Report', Bram Delvaux, Geert van Calster, Issue 6, pp. 162–169 |
infoBram Delvaux, Geert van Calster, 'International Report' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 162–169 | | This contribution reviews at regular intervals a selection of the most remarkable recent developments in international environmental law and policy. It does not aim to be all-inclusive or in-depth. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'The Proposed EU Energy Security Package vis-à-vis EU Law', Zhang Shu Yu, Issue 6, pp. 170–176 |
infoZhang Shu Yu, 'The Proposed EU Energy Security Package vis-à-vis EU Law' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 170–176 | | Summary: The European Commission adopted on December 10, 2003 a draft legislative package (hereinafter referred to as ``the Package'') designed to promote investment in the EU energy sector and prevent the re-occurrence of the blackouts experienced in several countries earlier this year. Is the proposed Package compatible with other parts of EU law, especially the basic principles of Community's environmental law and its climate change policy? This paper illustrates how the measures adopted by the Package run contradictory to the integration and prevention principle of EC environmental law, the climate change policy and infrastructure policy. The focus is the principles and the climate change policy which entails instruments of demand management and promotion of renewable energy to achieve its goals. The author suggests possible solutions to develop a sustainable and green security of energy supply policy and argues that a sustainable energy supply is a goal for the future for which action must start today. And the important issue in a sustainable energy policy is to fully incorporate the principles of EC law and the environmental protection policy. Taking into account its violation of the Community's principles, environmental law and infrastructure policy, the proposed Package must be altered. Future policies regarding security of supply must focus on generation actions that will guarantee environmentally sustainable security, especially the climate protection parameters. Demand management measures and renewable energy promotion should be regarded as the most crucial criteria and clear mandatory targets should be developed. A consistent and environmentally friendly energy policy will help the EU to achieve economical, social and ecological sustainable development. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Subsidiarity – A Conventional Industry Defence. Is the Directive on Environmental Liability with Regard to Prevention and Remedying of Environmental Damage Justified under the Subsidiarity Principle?', Nick Farnsworth, Issue 6, pp. 176–185 |
infoNick Farnsworth, 'Subsidiarity – A Conventional Industry Defence. Is the Directive on Environmental Liability with Regard to Prevention and Remedying of Environmental Damage Justified under the Subsidiarity Principle?' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 176–185 | | Summary: Is the ``Directive on Environmental Liability with regard to prevention and remedying of environmental damage'' justified under the subsidiarity principle? This article examines the pros and cons of arguments submitted by recognised lawyers, non-governmental organisations and industry on the one hand to show whether the agreed Directive complies with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in the Treaty establishing the European Community (ECT) but on the other that the Community institutions have failed in their duty to adequately observe the application of the subsidiarity principle. The author draws two conclusions: the subsidiarity principle remains a ``dynamic concept'' and the Commission, Parliament and Council have collectively failed to acquit themselves of their duty to justify the Directive. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 6, pp. 185–192 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 185–192 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Report: Sweden', Annika Nilsson, Issue 7, pp. 194–198 |
infoAnnika Nilsson, 'Country Report: Sweden' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 7, pp. 194–198 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Pollution Prevention and Control in Europe Revisited', Eberhard Bohne, Doris Dietze, Issue 7, pp. 198–217 |
infoEberhard Bohne, Doris Dietze, 'Pollution Prevention and Control in Europe Revisited' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 7, pp. 198–217 | | Summary: This article provides an operationalisation of the concept of integration within the meaning of the IPPC Directive along the dimensions of procedural, organisational, and substantive integration. Within this conceptual framework of integration, the national transpositions of the IPPC Directive in Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK are presented, and critically reviewed. On the basis of empirical implementation data and the results of legal analyses it is shown that the holistic approach of the IPPC Directive remains elusive in Europe. Therefore, the discussion concludes with some observations on regulatory credibility, efficiency, and strategy in a Union of 25 Member States. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'The Draft Constitution for Europe and the Environment – The Impact of Institutional Changes, the Reform of the Instruments and the Principle of Subsidiarity', Peter Beyer, Clare Coffey, Anneke Klasing, Ingmar von Homeyer, Issue 7, pp. 218–224 |
infoPeter Beyer, Clare Coffey, Anneke Klasing, Ingmar von Homeyer, 'The Draft Constitution for Europe and the Environment – The Impact of Institutional Changes, the Reform of the Instruments and the Principle of Subsidiarity' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 7, pp. 218–224 | | Summary: This article presents an analysis of the draft Treaty as submitted by the Convention on the Future of Europe in July 2003. Issues, which at first sight may not appear closely related to the environment, can, in fact, be expected to have crucial implications for EU environmental policy in the long term. The authors identify potential environmental implications and key opportunities for future improvement and point out some of the most important institutional provisions of the draft European Constitution which are likely to have environmental repercussions and yet could be revised as a result of the ongoing negotiations among Member State governments. Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'TBT or not TBT, That is the Question: The International Trade Law Implications of European Community GM Traceability and Labelling Legislation', Zen Makuch, Issue 8/9, pp. 226–252 |
infoZen Makuch, 'TBT or not TBT, That is the Question: The International Trade Law Implications of European Community GM Traceability and Labelling Legislation' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 8/9, pp. 226–252 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 8/9, pp. 253–256 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 8/9, pp. 253–256 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Reports: Belgium', Bernard Vanheusden, Kurt Deketelaere, Issue 10, pp. 258–263 |
infoBernard Vanheusden, Kurt Deketelaere, 'Country Reports: Belgium' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 258–263 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Reports: Hungary', Botond Botond Várkuti, Issue 10, pp. 263–267 |
infoBotond Botond Várkuti, 'Country Reports: Hungary' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 263–267 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Access to Environmental Information and the German Blue Angel ? Lessons to be Learned?', Renate Gertz, Issue 10, pp. 268–275 |
infoRenate Gertz, 'Access to Environmental Information and the German Blue Angel ? Lessons to be Learned?' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 268–275 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'The EU Emission Trading Directive', Bent Ole Gram Mortensen, Issue 10, pp. 275–284 |
infoBent Ole Gram Mortensen, 'The EU Emission Trading Directive' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 275–284 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Book Review: Fogleman, Issue 10, pp. 284–286 |
infoValerie Fogleman, 'Book Review: European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 284–286 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 10, pp. 286–288 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 10, pp. 286–288 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Report: Denmark', Helle Tegner Anker, Issue 11, pp. 290–292 |
infoHelle Tegner Anker, 'Country Report: Denmark' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 11, pp. 290–292 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'The EU Marine Oil Pollution Regime - Recent Developments', Wang Hui, Issue 11, pp. 292–303 |
infoWang Hui, 'The EU Marine Oil Pollution Regime - Recent Developments' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 11, pp. 292–303 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Back to Basics - Recent Considerations on the', David Pocklington, Issue 11, pp. 303–307 |
infoDavid Pocklington, 'Back to Basics - Recent Considerations on the' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 11, pp. 303–307 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Toxics and Transnational Law - International and European Regulation of Toxic Substances as Legal Symbolism by Marc Pallemaerts', Veerle Heyvaert, Issue 11, pp. 308–310 |
infoVeerle Heyvaert, 'Toxics and Transnational Law - International and European Regulation of Toxic Substances as Legal Symbolism by Marc Pallemaerts' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 11, pp. 308–310 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 11, pp. 310–320 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 11, pp. 310–320 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Country Report: Spain', Héctor Rodríguez Molnar, Issue 12, pp. 322–326 |
infoHéctor Rodríguez Molnar, 'Country Report: Spain' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 12, pp. 322–326 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Consequences of the New Groundwater Directive for Infiltration for the Purpose of the Drinking-Water Supply', H.F.M.W. van Rijswick, Issue 12, pp. 327–334 |
infoH.F.M.W. van Rijswick, 'Consequences of the New Groundwater Directive for Infiltration for the Purpose of the Drinking-Water Supply' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 12, pp. 327–334 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Books Received: Environmental Law, Anne-Marie Mooney Cotter (Ed); Book Review: New Environmental Policy Instruments in the European Union: Politics, Economics, and the Implementation of the Packaging Waste Directive, by Ian Bailey', Issue 12, pp. 334–335 |
info'Books Received: Environmental Law, Anne-Marie Mooney Cotter (Ed); Book Review: New Environmental Policy Instruments in the European Union: Politics, Economics, and the Implementation of the Packaging Waste Directive, by Ian Bailey' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 12, pp. 334–335 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Eurobrief', Issue 12, pp. 336–344 |
info'Eurobrief' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 12, pp. 336–344 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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'Annual Index', Issue 12, pp. 345–352 |
info'Annual Index' (2004) 13 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 12, pp. 345–352 | | Copyright © 2004 Kluwer Law International
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