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'EU Enforcement of International Environmental Agreements: The Role of the European Commission', Martin Hedemann-Robinson, Issue 1, pp. 2–30 |
infoMartin Hedemann-Robinson, 'EU Enforcement of International Environmental Agreements: The Role of the European Commission' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 2–30 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Ecosystem Services. What's in it for a Lawyer?', Kathleen Mertens, An Cliquet, Bernard Vanheusden, Issue 1, pp. 31–40 |
infoKathleen Mertens, An Cliquet, Bernard Vanheusden, 'Ecosystem Services. What's in it for a Lawyer?' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 31–40 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Regulating Nanomaterials. Bottlenecks and Perspectives in EU Legislation on Chemicals and Products', Elizabeth Vogelezang-Stoute, Issue 1, pp. 41–50 |
infoElizabeth Vogelezang-Stoute, 'Regulating Nanomaterials. Bottlenecks and Perspectives in EU Legislation on Chemicals and Products' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 1, pp. 41–50 | | This article examines some of the challenges that nanomaterials involve for the EU legislator, due to the specific features of these materials and their uncertain risks for human health and the environment. A focal point are the reporting and information requirements for the marketing of nanomaterials. These requirements often appear to be lacking. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Rationale for an Holistic Approach to the Land and Adjacent Sea in Response to Challenges Arising from Technological Development and the Effects of Global Warming: Planning in the Aquitorium', Teresa Parejo-Navajas, Issue 2, pp. 52–78 |
infoTeresa Parejo-Navajas, 'Rationale for an Holistic Approach to the Land and Adjacent Sea in Response to Challenges Arising from Technological Development and the Effects of Global Warming: Planning in the Aquitorium' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 52–78 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Mind that Gap: International Climate Law, Health Protection and the United Kingdom's Climate Legislation', William Onzivu, Issue 2, pp. 79–91 |
infoWilliam Onzivu, 'Mind that Gap: International Climate Law, Health Protection and the United Kingdom's Climate Legislation' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 79–91 | | This article argues that the protection of human health, a key objective of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and Kyoto Protocol law, is not optimized in UK climate change regulation and governance. This lack of robustness in UK domestic climate law on health is mirrored by the marginalization of health in the implementation and progressive development of global climate law. The article also argues that, UK public health law is ill equipped to tackle the health threats of climate change. It proposes a holistic reform of both domestic climate change and public health legislation within a framework of adaptive governance and sectoral integration. This provides opportunities to advance both public and climate health within the domestic climate change legal regime. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Strategic Environmental Assessment – Experience, Status and Directions', Mary Sabina Peters, Manu Kumar, Issue 2, pp. 92–98 |
infoMary Sabina Peters, Manu Kumar, 'Strategic Environmental Assessment – Experience, Status and Directions' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 92–98 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Settlement of Investment Disputes under the Energy Charter Treaty, edited by T. Roe and M. Happold. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011', Riccardo Sciaudone, Issue 2, pp. 99–100 |
infoRiccardo Sciaudone, 'Settlement of Investment Disputes under the Energy Charter Treaty, edited by T. Roe and M. Happold. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 99–100 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Resolving Messy Policy Problems: Handling Conflict in Environmental Transport, Health and Ageing Policy, by Steven Ney. Earthscan, London (2009)', Andrew Walker, Issue 2, pp. 101–103 |
infoAndrew Walker, 'Resolving Messy Policy Problems: Handling Conflict in Environmental Transport, Health and Ageing Policy, by Steven Ney. Earthscan, London (2009)' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 101–103 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'The EU Emission Trading Scheme in Phase III and the New Californian Cap-and-Trade System: A Comparative Assessment', Gianni Lo Schiavo, Issue 3, pp. 106–122 |
infoGianni Lo Schiavo, 'The EU Emission Trading Scheme in Phase III and the New Californian Cap-and-Trade System: A Comparative Assessment' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 106–122 | | Cap-and-trade schemes are of tremendous interest in the current trends of climate law and policy. Taking into account Phase I and Phase II, the EU ETS directive has been reformed in 2009 and will establish a totally new Phase III starting from 2013 until 2020. The new system will propose a broader material scope, new forms of allocation of allowances, due attention to benchmark free allowances and careful measures to address carbon leakage. Furthermore, the directive sets new forms of market oversight and opens up for stronger relations with other compatible systems. On the other side of the Atlantic, the lack of a US federal cap-and-trade system has not prevented the creation of sub-national or regional cap-and-trade schemes. The Californian cap-and-trade final regulation represents the most interesting and most advanced scheme in the US. It has been eventually adopted in fall 2011 and is designed to reduce GHG emissions by 2020 through a market-based compliance system. The two systems show improvements to earlier forms of emissions trading, but still raise questions on the actual compatibility between each other. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Regulating Better Biofuels for the European Union', Seita Romppanen, Issue 3, pp. 123–141 |
infoSeita Romppanen, 'Regulating Better Biofuels for the European Union' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 123–141 | | Comprehensive European or global regulation on sustainable biofuels does not yet exist. In the near future, it is likely that 10 percent of the energy used for transportation in the EU will consist mostly of biofuels, the majority of which will be imported from third countries. As the EU only has legislative jurisdiction regarding its Member States, the asymmetry between the locations of feedstock, the production of biofuel and the end users creates particular legal challenges for the sustainability scheme. It is not enough that to just correct the evident deficiencies of the current scheme; the EU sustainability scheme must provide a comprehensive answer to the complex sustainability challenges. One option could be a global approach driven by the EU leadership position. This article evaluates the legal applicability of the EU sustainability scheme against the global scenario of biofuels. Indirect land-use change is explored as the culminating issue of biofuel sustainability. The article also analyses the current regulatory approach, from the view that is it adequate in terms of securing the sustainable production of biofuels, especially in relation to the notion on "global" biofuels. Combating climate change forces new environmental problems to stand out, which also creates new legal challenges. In the field of dynamic climate change law, biofuel sustainability is an apt example of this. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Smart Grids: Legal Growing Pains', Ann-Sofie Vanwinsen, Issue 3, pp. 142–150 |
infoAnn-Sofie Vanwinsen, 'Smart Grids: Legal Growing Pains' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 142–150 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'An Inside View of the CAP Reform Process: Explaining the MacSherry, Agenda 2000 and Fischler Reforms, by Arlindo Cuhna and Alan Swinbank. (Oxford University Press, 2011)', Issue 3, pp. 151–154 |
info'An Inside View of the CAP Reform Process: Explaining the MacSherry, Agenda 2000 and Fischler Reforms, by Arlindo Cuhna and Alan Swinbank. (Oxford University Press, 2011)' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 3, pp. 151–154 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Recent Developments Regarding the EU Environmental Liability for Enterprises: Lessons Learned from Italy's Implementation of the “Raffinerie Mediterranee” Cases', Sandra Cassotta, Christophe Verdure, Issue 4, pp. 156–164 |
infoSandra Cassotta, Christophe Verdure, 'Recent Developments Regarding the EU Environmental Liability for Enterprises: Lessons Learned from Italy's Implementation of the “Raffinerie Mediterranee” Cases' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 156–164 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Environmental Protection and Markets in Waste Management The Transposition of Directive 2008/98/EC into the Italian Legal System', Giovanna Mastrodonato, Issue 4, pp. 165–175 |
infoGiovanna Mastrodonato, 'Environmental Protection and Markets in Waste Management The Transposition of Directive 2008/98/EC into the Italian Legal System' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 165–175 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Protection of the Health of Workers and the General Public under the Euratom Treaty and the EU Environmental Policy – the Ratio between Human Health Protection and Environmental Protection', Ilina Cenevska, Issue 4, pp. 176–187 |
infoIlina Cenevska, 'Protection of the Health of Workers and the General Public under the Euratom Treaty and the EU Environmental Policy – the Ratio between Human Health Protection and Environmental Protection' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 176–187 | | The correlation between the concepts of radiation protection and environmental protection in the context of the application of the Euratom Treaty is a subject poorly covered in academic literature, but, nevertheless one of a perennial value and importance for the "nuclear" Europe. The aim of the text is to verify the extent to which the concept of radiation protection extends along the purview of the (much broader) concept of environment protection. Thus, an attempt is made to demonstrate whether the health and safety provisions of the Euratom Treaty and the relevant implementing legislation are solely aimed at protecting the health of humans and for that matter are only concerned with the effects of radiation only as far as they relate to the human factor, or indeed, additionally extend to the other elements comprising the environment. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'On Inuit and Judicial Protection in a Shared Legal Order', Jan H. Jans, Issue 4, pp. 188–191 |
infoJan H. Jans, 'On Inuit and Judicial Protection in a Shared Legal Order' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 188–191 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Liquefied Natural Gas: The Law and Business of LNG, Second Edition, Paul Griffin, edited by Kenneth E. Afe Aidelojie (January 2012, Hardback)', Kenneth E. Afe Aidelojie, Issue 4, pp. 192–194 |
infoKenneth E. Afe Aidelojie, 'Liquefied Natural Gas: The Law and Business of LNG, Second Edition, Paul Griffin, edited by Kenneth E. Afe Aidelojie (January 2012, Hardback)' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 4, pp. 192–194 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Extended Producer Responsibility in Waste Regulations in a Multilevel Global Approach: Nanotechnology as a Case Study', Sandra Cassotta, Issue 5, pp. 198–219 |
infoSandra Cassotta, 'Extended Producer Responsibility in Waste Regulations in a Multilevel Global Approach: Nanotechnology as a Case Study' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 198–219 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Coherence in European Environmental Law with particular regard to the Industrial Emissions Directive', Joachim Sanden, Issue 5, pp. 220–238 |
infoJoachim Sanden, 'Coherence in European Environmental Law with particular regard to the Industrial Emissions Directive' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 220–238 | | Ever more detailed European Environmental legislation makes it increasingly necessary to see the system as a whole. A consistent and coherent structure is suggested as an important element of successful regulation. The paper sets out a conceptual framework for studying the conditions under which coherence could be confirmed. Coherence is proposed as a legal principle within EU (Environmental) Law with an imperative to act in favour of this principle. Using the primary EU law and general EU legal policy for analysis, the design of the paper is deductive: Bearing in mind the concept of coherence within the Good Governance and Better Legislation initiatives, the paper suggests coherence not only as a rule but as a legal principle in EU law and explores the consequences of such a shift. The paper shows that coherence has the capacity to improve environmental regulation until restrained by concepts of subsidiarity and proportionality. The main findings concern the specific commitments of this normative approach in the EU Environmental Law, by focussing on the new Commission Directive on Industrial Emissions (IED) as the central regulation of industrial plants. The findings suggest that the IED is some distance away from an optimal coherent status. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'The Marine-Environment Protection Law 41/2010 as a New Planning Framework for Spanish Seas and Oceans. General Considerations, Structure, and Content of the Rule', Estanislao Arana Garcia, Issue 5, pp. 239–253 |
infoEstanislao Arana Garcia, 'The Marine-Environment Protection Law 41/2010 as a New Planning Framework for Spanish Seas and Oceans. General Considerations, Structure, and Content of the Rule' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 239–253 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Filippos Proedrou (2012), EU Energy Security in the Gas Sector, Evolving Dynamics, Policy Dilemmas and Prospects', Bagdagul Kaya Caner, Issue 5, pp. 254–255 |
infoBagdagul Kaya Caner, 'Filippos Proedrou (2012), EU Energy Security in the Gas Sector, Evolving Dynamics, Policy Dilemmas and Prospects' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 5, pp. 254–255 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Ecosystem Services and the Rural Environment: Reforming European Agricultural Law', Brian Jack, Issue 6, pp. 258–273 |
infoBrian Jack, 'Ecosystem Services and the Rural Environment: Reforming European Agricultural Law' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 258–273 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Greening the Economy through Design Incentives: Allocating Extended Producer Responsibility', Harri Kalimo, Reid Lifset, Chris van Rossem, Luk van Wassenhove, Atalay Atasu, Kieren Mayers, Issue 6, pp. 274–305 |
infoHarri Kalimo, Reid Lifset, Chris van Rossem, Luk van Wassenhove, Atalay Atasu, Kieren Mayers, 'Greening the Economy through Design Incentives: Allocating Extended Producer Responsibility' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 274–305 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'Analysis of Innocent Passage in the Territorial Sea under The Law of the Sea Regime 1982', Mary Sabina Peters, Manu Kumar, Issue 6, pp. 306–315 |
infoMary Sabina Peters, Manu Kumar, 'Analysis of Innocent Passage in the Territorial Sea under The Law of the Sea Regime 1982' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 306–315 | | Maritime law (also known as admiralty law or law of the sea) is a fundamental part of international law founded on the same rules and norms that govern international law, generally. In fact, the earliest law of the sea, the freedom-of-the-seas doctrine (that the sea should be free and open to all parties except for a narrow belt surrounding a nation's coastline), dates back to the origins of international law itself in the writings of Hugo Grotius in 1609. Over the years, customary law developed with some unique twists and turns, culminating in what can be said to be a "constitution-like" settlement in the form of the UN Convention on Law of the Sea passed in 1982 by 159 nations and implemented in 1994. While the LOSC (law of the Sea convention) codifies great many things, there are other general principles, customary rules, and normal exceptions which merit discussion, along with contemporary issues like piracy and terrorism at sea The evolution of the law of the sea has been shaped largely by two notions, namely, Freedom of navigation on the one hand, and restricted access on the other hand. The interaction between these two opposing notions has led to the acceptance of two compromise concepts, namely, the territorial sea and the right of innocent passage. These concepts have now been codified in the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. This paper examines the right of innocent passage in the territorial sea under the Law of the Sea Convention and the various aspects of the innocent passage; it also brings to light certain aspects that need to be addressed under the said concept. Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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'EU Regulation of Effluent into Coastal Water by Reverse Osmosis Plants', Colienne Linard de Guertechin, Issue 6, pp. 316–326 |
infoColienne Linard de Guertechin, 'EU Regulation of Effluent into Coastal Water by Reverse Osmosis Plants' (2012) 21 European Energy and Environmental Law Review, Issue 6, pp. 316–326 | | Copyright © 2012 Kluwer Law International
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