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Abstract:
The Yearbook of European Environmental Law is a joint venture between leading academics, practitioners, and European Community officials. Academics and students will find a wealth of information in the articles. The Annual Survey is specifically designed to provide easy access to the very latest developments in environmental law at the European level. Separate parts of the Yearbook are devoted to important policy documents and reviews of books. Will be of interest to practitioners, scholars, and students studying European and Environmental Law, and academic libraries.
Contents:
Mapping the Article 174(2) EC Case Law: A First Step to Analysing Community Environmental Law Principles - Eloise Scotford
The Application of Article 95(4)-(6) of the EC Treaty: Is the Emperor Still Unclothed? - Michael G. Doherty
Innovation through Precaution: The Case of the Dutch Wadden Sea - Floor M. Fleurke
Deliberative Turning from a Law-Science Cul-de-Sac: Speculations regarding Community Transgenic Regulation - Naveen Thayyil
Rehabilitating the Definition of Waste: Is it Fully Recovered? - Robert G. Lee and Elen Stokes
The Resurrection of the EURATOM Treaty: Contributing to the Legal and Constitutional Framework for Secure, Competitive, and Sustainable Energy in the European Union - Pamela M. Barnes
Biodiversity Loss and the Prospects for International Cooperation: EU Law and the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals - Richard Caddell
The Disclosure of Origin Requirement: Europe Moving Towards Pro-CBD Implementation - Fleur Claessens
Export Credits for Sustainable Development? - Markus W. Gehring and Kristin Price
Current surveys
Atmospheric Pollution - Alexandra González-Calatayud
Energy - Michael Rodi and Michael Mehling
Biotechnology - Thijs Etty
Chemicals - Candido Garcia Molyneux
Nature Conservation - Agustín García-Ureta
Waste - Geert van Calster and Wim Vandenberghe
Water - Mark Stallworthy
Horizontal Instruments and Miscellaneous Issues - Diane Ryland
Case Law of the European Court of Justice - Nicola Notaro
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