| ISSUE 1 |
| 'Is Harmonisation Always Effective? The Implementation of the Environmental Liability Directive', Kristel De Smedt, Issue 1, pp. 2–18 | |
| 'UK Climate Change Agreements: An Evaluation of Performance to Sate and Options for the Future', Nia Davies, Zen Makuch, Issue 1, pp. 19–33 | |
| 'The Long Arm of REACH: How to Navigate Through the Compliance Process', Reshad Forbes, Issue 1, pp. 34–50 | |
| '“Unbundling”, “Reciprocity” and the European Internal Energy Market: WTO Consistency and Broader Implications for Europe', Victor van Hoorn, Issue 1, pp. 51–76 | |
| 'Beyond the Carbon Economy: Energy Law in Transition', Don Zillman, Catherine Redgwell, Yinka Omorogbe, Lila K. Barrera–Hernandez, Issue 1, pp. 77–78 | |
ISSUE 2 |
| 'Germany – the Drafting of an Environmental Law Code', Christiane Trüe, Issue 2, pp. 80–90 | |
| 'Protection of the Environment Through Criminal Law:A Question of Competence Unabated?', Diane Ryland, Issue 2, pp. 91–111 | |
| 'Burden of Proof in Environmental Disputes in the WTO: Legal Aspects', Henrik Horn, Petros C. Mavroidis, Issue 2, pp. 112–140 | |
| 'Book Review', Martha M. Roggenkamp, Catherine Redgwell, Iñigo del Guayo, Anita Rønne, Issue 2, pp. 141–143 | |
| 'Further Books Available for Review', Issue 2, pp. 144–144 | |
ISSUE 3 |
| 'Alternative Financial Guarantees for Environmental Liabilities under the ELD', Hubert Bocken, Issue 3, pp. 146–170 | |
| 'Restructuring the Electricity Sector in the EU and in Russia', Malte Petersen, Issue 3, pp. 171–179 | |
| 'The Epilogue in the MOX Plant Dispute: An End Without Findings', Nikolaos Lavranos, Issue 3, pp. 180–184 | |
| 'Liberalisation of the Energy Sector – Is It Reserved for Countries with Overcapacity?', Sylvia Halima Adetoro, Issue 3, pp. 185–190 | |
ISSUE 4 |
| 'Copenhagen and Beyond – How to Provide the New Climate Deal with a State-of-the-Art Non-Compliance Mechanism', Lars Hoffmann, Issue 4, pp. 192–203 | |
| 'SIEFs and Dispute Resolution', Philippe Péters, Issue 4, pp. 204–208 | |
| 'Resolving Disputes Involving Accidental Pollution by Oil: What are the Challenges?', David O. Adetoro, S.H. Adetoro, Issue 4, pp. 209–214 | |
| 'The Legal Value of General Principles, Technical Norms and Standards in European Nuclear Safety Law: The Imbalance Between Soft and Hard Law and the Need for Global Regulatory Governance', L. Veuchelen, Issue 4, pp. 215–228 | |
ISSUE 5 |
| 'The Liberalization Process and Third Party Access in the Electricity Network in Greece and the UK', Konstantinos Nikolaou, Issue 5, pp. 230–242 | |
| 'Biochar and Waste Law: A Comparative Analysis', Caroline Van den bergh, Issue 5, pp. 243–253 | |
| 'Regulatory Exemptions for New Gas Infrastructure. A Key Challenge for European Energy Policy', Marek Szydło, Issue 5, pp. 254–269 | |
| 'ECJ Judgement – Grand Chamber, C-558/07 – 7 July 2009', CH Erbsloh KG, Issue 5, pp. 270–271 | |
ISSUE 6 |
| 'Sustainable Banking: The Commercial and Legal Impacts of Private Self-Regulatory Initiatives', Peter Yeoh, Issue 6, pp. 274–288 | |
| 'Does the Polluter Pay? The Polluter-Pays Principle in the Case Law of the European Court of Justice', Arne Bleeker, Issue 6, pp. 289–306 | |
| 'Dispute in Climate Change Adaptation Finance – Towards a convergent outcome for the COP-15', Nicola Peart, Issue 6, pp. 307–333 | |
| 'Book Review: Puvimanasinghe, Shyami, Foreign Investment, Human Rights and the Environment', Anna Vidiaev, Issue 6, pp. 334–337 | |
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