Rethinking environmental law : connectivity, intersections and conflicts in the global environmental crisis / edited by Endrius Cocciolo, Jordi Jaria-Manzano, Aitana De la Varga-Pastor, Maria Marques-Banque.
2024
K3584.8 .R474 2022 (Mapit)
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Rethinking environmental law : connectivity, intersections and conflicts in the global environmental crisis / edited by Endrius Cocciolo, Jordi Jaria-Manzano, Aitana De la Varga-Pastor, Maria Marques-Banque.
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Cambridge : Intersentia, [2024]
Copyright
©2024
Description
xv, 344 pages ; 25 cm.
Series
European Environmental Law Forum series ; v. 9.
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Linkages between biodiversity and climate change : twin crises need twin solutions / An Cliquet
Biodiversity protection in transnational value chains / Carola Glinski
Exploring the links between the World Health Organization guidelines and the EU air quality law : scientific authority and the lawmaking process / Camille Bertaux
EU air quality and vehicles : an incompatible pair? / Jiri Vodicka
The Energy Charter Treaty and its implications for preventing plastics production : stirring the plastic soup? / Endrius Cocciolo and Leonie Reins
Power purchase agreements affected by unexpected circumstances : a contract law issue with climate consequences / Gonzalo Vial Fourcade
Sustainability of green energy production : a comparative perspective between Brazil and the United Kingdom / Lissia Queiroz de Menezes and Tilak Ginige
Fixing the circular economy : a limited right to repair faces core constraints from voluntary approaches and private law / Alba Nogueira López
The relation between EU chemicals, product and waste legislation governing plastic packaging and the transition towards a more circular plastic packaging chain in the EU / Ida Mae de Waal
Multi-level incentives for the recovery of valuable resources from biowaste : balancing competence for circularity / Matija Kajić
The relationship between the legal system and technological innovations in freshwater management : understanding potential points of friction / Sophie Melchers
Reducing peat oxidation and greenhouse gas emissions in Dutch peatlands : bridging the gap between interconnected environmental challenges and the fragmented legal and governance system / Martijn van Gils
Unveiling the loophole of compensatory restoration after damage in the EU / Francesca Leucci
What are we talking about when we discuss the rights of future generations in climate litigation? / Eva Balounová
Uncertain causation in climate change liability litigation / Albert Ruda-Gonzalez.
Biodiversity protection in transnational value chains / Carola Glinski
Exploring the links between the World Health Organization guidelines and the EU air quality law : scientific authority and the lawmaking process / Camille Bertaux
EU air quality and vehicles : an incompatible pair? / Jiri Vodicka
The Energy Charter Treaty and its implications for preventing plastics production : stirring the plastic soup? / Endrius Cocciolo and Leonie Reins
Power purchase agreements affected by unexpected circumstances : a contract law issue with climate consequences / Gonzalo Vial Fourcade
Sustainability of green energy production : a comparative perspective between Brazil and the United Kingdom / Lissia Queiroz de Menezes and Tilak Ginige
Fixing the circular economy : a limited right to repair faces core constraints from voluntary approaches and private law / Alba Nogueira López
The relation between EU chemicals, product and waste legislation governing plastic packaging and the transition towards a more circular plastic packaging chain in the EU / Ida Mae de Waal
Multi-level incentives for the recovery of valuable resources from biowaste : balancing competence for circularity / Matija Kajić
The relationship between the legal system and technological innovations in freshwater management : understanding potential points of friction / Sophie Melchers
Reducing peat oxidation and greenhouse gas emissions in Dutch peatlands : bridging the gap between interconnected environmental challenges and the fragmented legal and governance system / Martijn van Gils
Unveiling the loophole of compensatory restoration after damage in the EU / Francesca Leucci
What are we talking about when we discuss the rights of future generations in climate litigation? / Eva Balounová
Uncertain causation in climate change liability litigation / Albert Ruda-Gonzalez.
Summary
The book offers a profound exploration of the evolving field of environmental law in the context of our rapidly expanding human footprint on the planet. Initially focused on local environmental concerns, environmental law has evolved to grapple with the intricate and expansive implications of human activity on the earth system, particularly in light of the urgent climate emergency in the Anthropocene era. The text underscores the interconnectedness of various physical processes on a planetary scale, producing a complex web of interactions that challenge traditional perceptions of environmental dynamics. This complexity presents formidable challenges to the field of environmental studies, demanding interdisciplinary collaboration and a departure from traditional legal paradigms rooted in sectoral and jurisdictional boundaries. Furthermore, the book emphasises the role of complexity in fostering connectivity between legal orders and sectors and other disciplines, as well as giving rise to conflicts within environmental law. It highlights the need for legal scholars and practitioners to transcend specialised knowledge silos, embrace interdisciplinary exchanges, and acknowledge the significance of conflict as a source of legal innovation. The volume draws upon insights and selected contributions presented at the 9th European Environmental Law Forum, held in 2022 in Tarragona, Spain. These contributions have been meticulously elaborated into chapters that capture the depth and breadth of the debates held during the conference. Readers will gain valuable insights into the multifaceted challenges posed by the earth system's complexity to contemporary environmental law.
Call Number
K3584.8 .R474 2022
Language
English
ISBN
9781839704475 (hardback)
1839704470 (hardback)
1839704470 (hardback)
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