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Research handbook on EU environmental law
Údaje o názvu Research handbook on EU environmental law / edited by Marjan Peeters (professor of environmental policy and law) and Mariolina Eliantonio (professor of European and comparative administrative law and procedure, Faculty of Law, Maastricht University, the Netherlands). Variantní názvy Research handbook on European Union environmental law Nakladatel Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020. Fyz.popis 1 online resource (552 pages). ISBN 9781788970679 (e-book) Edice Research handbooks in European law series Poznámky o skryté bibliografii a rejstřících Includes bibliographical references and index. Úplný obsah Contents: Introduction: The challenge of understanding EU environmental law / Marjan Peeters & Mariolina Eliantonio (editors) -- Part 1: Institutional and horizontal issues -- 1. Competences for EU environmental legislation: About blurry boundaries and potential opportunities / Helle Tegner Anker -- 2. Where eagles dare: How much further may EU member states go under Article 193 TFEU? / Leonie Reins -- 3. Principles of EU environmental law, including the objective of sustainable development / Gyula Bándi -- 4. The institutional architecture of EU environmental governance: The role of EU agencies / Annalisa Volpato & Ellen Vos -- 5. The EU's external action after lisbon: Competences, policy consistency and participation in international environmental negotiations / Antonio Cardesa-Salzmann & Elisa Morgera -- 6. Environment and trade law in the EU: Seeing the bees for the balance sheet / Geert van Calster -- 7. Transnational administrative acts in EU environmental law / Luca De Lucia & Maria Chiara Romano -- Part 2. Environmental procedural rights 8. Access to environmental information under EU law / Uzuazo Etemire -- 9. Access to public participation: Unveiling the mismatch between what law prescribes and what the public wants / Lorenzo Squintani & Goda Perlaviciute -- 10. Access to justice in environmental matters in the EU: The EU's difficult road towards non-compliance with the Aarhus convention / Matthijs van Wolferen & Mariolina Eliantonio -- 11. Environmental impact assessment in the EU / Agustín García-Ureta -- Part 3: Compliance and enforcement mechanisms -- 12. Direct effect in EU environmental law: Towards the end of a doctrine? / Ludwig Krämer -- 13. Environmental inspection by public authorities / Martin Hedemann-Robinson -- 14. Enforcing environmental law through infringements and sanctioning: Steering not rowing / Melanie Smith -- Part 4: Liability -- 15. Environmental liability: The difficulty of harmonizing different national civil liability systems / Barbara Pozzo -- 16. Environmental criminal liability / Michael Faure -- Part 5: Substantive approaches -- 17. EU nature conservation law: Fit for purpose an cliquet -- 18. Beyond the 2019 fitness check of the water framework directive: Designing the future of European water law / Nathalie Hervé-Fournereau -- 19. EU air pollution law: Comprehensive but insufficient / Kendro Pedrosa & Bernard Vanheusden -- 20. Integrated pollution and prevention: A critical legal perspective on all-inclusive integration / Lolke S Braaksma & Hanna Tolsma -- 21. Waste framework directive and the circular economy / Chris Backes -- 22. Industrial chemicals in the regulatory laboratory: Self-responsibility and inclusive governance / Martin Führ & Julian Schenten -- 23. The perfect storm: GMO governance and the EU technocratic turn / Giulia Claudia Leonelli -- 24. Light-vehicles emissions standards under EU law in the wake of the `diesn, professor of environmental law, Faculty of Law, Hasselt University, Belgiumelgate' / Nicolas de Sadeleer -- 25. The EU's approach to environmentally sustainable business: Can disclosure overcome the failings of shareholder primacy? / Andrew Johnston & Beate Sjåfjell -- Part 6: Climate law -- 26. The Paris Agreement, EU climate law and the energy union / Estelle Brosset & Sandrine Maljean-Dubois -- 27. The EU effort sharing and Lulucf regulations: The complementary yet crucial components of the EU's climate policy beyond 2030 / Seita Romppanen -- 28. EU emissions trading: Its regulatory evolution and the role of the court / Stefan Weishaar -- 29. Energy efficiency and energy saving - the "first fuel" / Thomas Schomerus -- Part 7: Conclusions -- 30. On regulatory power, compliance, and the role of the court in EU environmental law / Marjan Peeters & Mariolina Eliantonio -- Index. Poznámky k dostupnosti Přístup pouze pro oprávněné uživatele Dal.odpovědnost Peeters, Marjan, Eliantonio, Mariolina, Dal.odpovědnost Edward Elgar Publishing, Předmět.hesla Environmental law - Europe. * Environmental law - Research - Europe. Forma, žánr elektronické knihy electronic books Země vyd. Massachusetts Jazyk dok. angličtina Druh dok. Elektronické knihy URL Plný text pro studenty a zaměstnance UPOL 
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"The European Union has succeeded in bringing into force an impressive package of regulatory measures aiming to provide a high level of environmental protection across the EU. As a result, scholars, students and practitioners are confronted with the challenge of gaining insight into this complex legislative framework and its effects. This wide-ranging Research Handbook investigates a multitude of substantive issues including waste, nature conservation, air pollution, water quality protection, chemical substantives and genetically modified organisms. Based on contributions developed by 40 environmental law scholars, this comprehensive Research Handbook discusses how the EU has used its regulatory power to steer towards environmentally friendly behaviour, delving into the deep concerns related to the compliance with and enforcement of EU environmental law. It also highlights the important role of civil society's use of environmental procedural rights, and characterizes how the CJEU case law has contributed to the effective implementation of EU environmental legislation. Shedding light on the institutional, horizontal and sectoral dimensions of EU environmental law, the Research Handbook on EU Environmental Law will be a key resource for environmental law scholars both in the EU and worldwide, whilst also being of value to environmental law practitioners working in EU member states"--
Contents: Introduction: The challenge of understanding EU environmental law / Marjan Peeters & Mariolina Eliantonio (editors) -- Part 1: Institutional and horizontal issues -- 1. Competences for EU environmental legislation: About blurry boundaries and potential opportunities / Helle Tegner Anker -- 2. Where eagles dare: How much further may EU member states go under Article 193 TFEU? / Leonie Reins -- 3. Principles of EU environmental law, including the objective of sustainable development / Gyula Bándi -- 4. The institutional architecture of EU environmental governance: The role of EU agencies / Annalisa Volpato & Ellen Vos -- 5. The EU's external action after lisbon: Competences, policy consistency and participation in international environmental negotiations / Antonio Cardesa-Salzmann & Elisa Morgera -- 6. Environment and trade law in the EU: Seeing the bees for the balance sheet / Geert van Calster -- 7. Transnational administrative acts in EU environmental law / Luca De Lucia & Maria Chiara Romano -- Part 2. Environmental procedural rights 8. Access to environmental information under EU law / Uzuazo Etemire -- 9. Access to public participation: Unveiling the mismatch between what law prescribes and what the public wants / Lorenzo Squintani & Goda Perlaviciute -- 10. Access to justice in environmental matters in the EU: The EU's difficult road towards non-compliance with the Aarhus convention / Matthijs van Wolferen & Mariolina Eliantonio -- 11. Environmental impact assessment in the EU / Agustín García-Ureta -- Part 3: Compliance and enforcement mechanisms -- 12. Direct effect in EU environmental law: Towards the end of a doctrine? / Ludwig Krämer -- 13. Environmental inspection by public authorities / Martin Hedemann-Robinson -- 14. Enforcing environmental law through infringements and sanctioning: Steering not rowing / Melanie Smith -- Part 4: Liability -- 15. Environmental liability: The difficulty of harmonizing different national civil liability systems / Barbara Pozzo -- 16. Environmental criminal liability / Michael Faure -- Part 5: Substantive approaches -- 17. EU nature conservation law: Fit for purpose an cliquet -- 18. Beyond the 2019 fitness check of the water framework directive: Designing the future of European water law / Nathalie Hervé-Fournereau -- 19. EU air pollution law: Comprehensive but insufficient / Kendro Pedrosa & Bernard Vanheusden -- 20. Integrated pollution and prevention: A critical legal perspective on all-inclusive integration / Lolke S Braaksma & Hanna Tolsma -- 21. Waste framework directive and the circular economy / Chris Backes -- 22. Industrial chemicals in the regulatory laboratory: Self-responsibility and inclusive governance / Martin Führ & Julian Schenten -- 23. The perfect storm: GMO governance and the EU technocratic turn / Giulia Claudia Leonelli -- 24. Light-vehicles emissions standards under EU law in the wake of the `diesn, professor of environmental law, Faculty of Law, Hasselt University, Belgiumelgate' / Nicolas de Sadeleer -- 25. The EU's approach to environmentally sustainable business: Can disclosure overcome the failings of shareholder primacy? / Andrew Johnston & Beate Sjåfjell -- Part 6: Climate law -- 26. The Paris Agreement, EU climate law and the energy union / Estelle Brosset & Sandrine Maljean-Dubois -- 27. The EU effort sharing and Lulucf regulations: The complementary yet crucial components of the EU's climate policy beyond 2030 / Seita Romppanen -- 28. EU emissions trading: Its regulatory evolution and the role of the court / Stefan Weishaar -- 29. Energy efficiency and energy saving - the "first fuel" / Thomas Schomerus -- Part 7: Conclusions -- 30. On regulatory power, compliance, and the role of the court in EU environmental law / Marjan Peeters & Mariolina Eliantonio -- Index.
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