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Format: 277 S.

ISBN: 2-7111-3443-1

Series Statement: Droit@Litec

Language: French

Subjects: Law

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: XIV, 399 S.

ISBN: 2-7060-0012-0

Series Statement: Jupiter précis

Language: French

Subjects: Law

Keywords: Internationales Zivilprozessrecht

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Format: 208 S

ISBN: 9782802737889

Series Statement: Collection droit de l'Union européenne 22

Language: French

Keywords: Belgien ; Abfallrecht ; Haftung ; Verantwortlichkeit ; Konferenzschrift

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: 396 Seiten , Diagramme

Edition: 2e édition

ISBN: 2802759256 , 9782802759256

Series Statement: Collection droit de l'Union européenne 1

Uniform Title: Manuel de droit européen de l'environnement de l'Union européenne

Content: Ce Manuel, qui propose une initiation au droit de l'environnement de l'Union européenne aux étudiants et aux techniciens de l'environnement, est adossé au Traité de droit européen de l'environnement, également publié dans la collection Droit de l'Union européenne, série Traités, aux Éditions Bruylant (3e éd. 2015), dont il partage l'architecture, ce dernier fournissant des perspectives et un appareil scientifique plus complets aux praticiens et chercheurs du droit.00Le droit européen de l'environnement reste profondément marqué par des sources d'inspiration libre-échangistes en dépit des progrès de la politique commune de l'environnement. Gouvernance et management environnementaux s'insèrent dans un cadre complexe, au sein duquel une conciliation doit s'opérer entre objectifs économiques et environnementaux autour de concepts tels que la recherche d'un niveau élevé de protection et du développement durable.0

Language: French

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Umweltrecht

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (474 Seiten)

ISBN: 9782802769859

Series Statement: Collection Droit de l'Union Européenne - Manuels Ser

Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Title -- Previously published in the same serie: -- Copyright -- Foreword -- Contents -- Table of abbreviations -- Introduction --  1. - A tortuous history --  2. - A laborious implementation -- a. The Novartis transgenic maize -- b. The nitrates' content of Suez Lyonnaise's water -- c. The "greening" of Helsinki's public transportation -- d. The Eco-Emballages waste management system's logo and technical requirements -- e. Spilling from Texaco gas stations, the Erika tanker and the used water collectors -- f. The diversion of the course of the upper waters of the river Acheloos to the river Pineios --  3. - Looking for efficiency --  4. - Climate change: major upheaval and energy transition -- A. The multilateral climate negotiation and its impacts on European law -- 1) A disappointing exemplarity policy -- 2) A flourishing substantive law -- B. Climate law's wide normative deployment -- 1) Public intervention "on the supply side" -- 2) Public intervention "on the demand side" -- 3) Public intervention "at the citizen's level" -- C. Institutional ambiguity and temptation of an "Energy Union Governance" -- 1) A constrained institutional framework -- 2) A new "governance" --  5. - The European Green Deal -- A. Climate, the main target: toward "carbon neutrality by 2050" -- 1) The "first European 'Climate Law'" -- 2) Revision of environment and energy legislation implementing the Paris Agreement -- 3) Construction and mobilities -- B. Difficult balancing of interests: environment and economics -- 1) The Green Deal and the environment -- 2) The Green Deal: looking for economic meaning and social acceptability --  6. - General outline -- BOOK ONE Institutional framework of environment and climate law -- Chapter I  Scope of environmental and climate law -- SECTION 1. - CONDITIONS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL INTERVENTION. , 1. - Competences governed by the principle of conferral -- A. The competence to adopt measures of a specifically environmental nature -- 1) Quality of the environment -- 2) Human health -- 3) Natural resources -- 4) International dimension -- B. The competence to adopt environmental measures having as their object the establishment and functioning of the internal market --  2. - Competences constrained by the principle of subsidiarity -- SECTION 2. - THE CONCURRENT NATURE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPETENCE --  1. - National provisions instituting a more stringent protection than strictly environmental measures -- A. Nature and direction of most stringent protective measures -- B. Commission review --  2. - The safeguard clause relating to internal market measures in the environmental area -- A. Maintaining existing provisions and introducing new provisions -- B. Specific conditions for the introduction of new national provisions -- C. Commission review -- Chapter II  Implementation of environment and climate law -- SECTION 1. - INSTITUTIONAL IMPLEMENTATION --  1. - Apportioning Roles and Duties -- A. The roles within the European legal order -- 1) Normative powers -- a. First degree normative power -- b. Rule-making implementation -- 2) Administrative responsibilities -- a. Administrative implementation -- b. Monitoring -- B. The role of local governments -- 1) The primary importance of local governments -- 2) The limited powers of local authorities --  2. - The Legislative Procedure -- A. The two legislative processes -- 1) The ordinary legislative process -- 2) The special legislative procedure -- B. Choice of the legislative process -- 1) A preference for the internal market? -- 2) Sectorial policies -- 3) The extension of the Union's competence in the criminal area --  3. - Voluntary Agreements , 4. - The nonbinding climate "commitments" governance and transparency -- A. Transparency instruments -- 1) Individualisation of objectives -- a. The Paris Agreement's Nationally Determined Contributions -- b. Integrated national energy and climate plans in the EU -- 2) Progress reports -- a. The Paris Agreement's biennial transparency reports -- b. The Member States' integrated national energy and climate progress reports -- B. Monitoring -- 1) Validation of the individualised objectives -- a. The Paris Agreement's abstentionism -- b. Assessment of the national integrated plans and of the long-term strategies -- 2) Progress assessment -- a. The Paris Agreement: the quest for palliative measures -- b. Progress assessment in the EU -- 3) "Sanctions": recommendations and facilitation -- a. The Paris Agreement's facilitation mechanism -- b. The European Commission's recommendations -- SECTION 2. - ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION --  1. - European courts -- A. The European Court of Human Rights -- B. The EU Courts -- 1) Member States' infringements -- a. Monetary sanctions -- b. Interim relief -- 2) The strict limitation of direct challenges --  2. - National Courts -- A. Domestic administrative litigation -- 1) Access to justice -- 2) The national courts' duty to ensure effectiveness of EU law -- B. Cross-border private dispute resolution -- 1) Jurisdiction -- a. General rule -- b. Special rules -- 2) Applicable law -- a. Law applicable in contractual matters -- b. Limits to application of the law designated by the rule of conflict -- c. Law applicable to non-contractual obligations -- 3) Recognition and enforcement of judicial decisions --  3. - Arbitral tribunals -- A. Investor-State dispute resolution -- 1) The criticism against ISDS -- 2) ISDS revisited -- B. Commercial arbitration , 1) Commercial arbitration practice and the environment -- 2) The development of arbitration of climate change-related disputes -- Chapter III  Principles in environment and climate law -- SECTION 1. - THE PLACE OF PRINCIPLES WITH RESPECT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY --  1. - Place of the environmental policy's principles -- A. Inventory (and exclusion of sustainable development and integration) -- 1) Principles specific to the environmental policy -- 2) The principles which are not -- a. The sustainable development objective -- b. The integration principle -- c. The principle of information and participation of the public -- d. Animal welfare -- B. Legal strength --  2. - Impact of general principles of EU law -- A. The principle of equality of treatment -- B. Other general principles -- SECTION 2. - THE CONTENTS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY'S PRINCIPLES --  1. - Protection principles -- A. Intensity of the protection -- 1) The requirement of a high level of protection -- 2) Proportionality -- 3) Conciliation within the sustainable development objective -- B. Purpose of the protection -- 1) The "prevention" or "no-harm" principle -- 2) Precautionary principle -- 3) Principle of correction at source --  2. - The polluter-pays principle -- A. The various approaches -- B. Implementation -- C. Applications -- SECTION 3. - FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS --  1. - The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union -- A. Moderating the environmental policy -- 1) Lack of relevance -- a. Claims summarily disposed of -- b. Claims outside the scope of EU competence -- 2) Substantive rights unable to restrain the environment policy -- a. The right to property -- b. The principle of equality -- B. A moderate contribution to environmental protection -- 1) Integration of a high level of protection and improvement of the environment , 2) Procedural rights as a palliative to substantive law's limited ambition -- a. Effectiveness of procedural rights in environmental matters -- b. Effectiveness of the sanction of a substantive environmental right --  2. - The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms -- A. The difficult relationship of the Council of Europe with the environment -- B. The several rights applicable in relation to the environment and climate -- C. The right to respect for private and family life -- BOOK TWO Environment and climate legislation -- PART ONE Rules applicable to the natural environment areas -- Chapter IV  Air and atmosphere -- SECTION 1. - THE GENERAL LEGISLATION ON AMBIENT AIR QUALITY --  1. - Ambient air quality parameters and assessment --  2. - Measures aiming at ensuring the ambient air quality -- SECTION 2. - MEASURES CONCERNING EMISSIONS OF POLLUTANTS --  1. - Traditional air pollution of identified sources -- A. Motor vehicles and other mobile equipment -- 1) The emissions of motor vehicles and trucks -- 2) Fuels -- B. Measures relating to emissions of certain plants -- 1) Combustion plants -- 2) Activities and plants emitting VOCs --  2. - Measures relating to long-range emissions -- A. Substances that deplete the ozone layer -- B. Acidifying pollutants and other atmospheric pollutants -- 1) The sulfur content of certain liquid fuels -- 2) Emissions of certain eutrophic and atmospheric pollutants -- SECTION 3. - CLIMATE CHANGE-RELATED MEASURES --  1. - Emission reductions -- A.  Reduction of emissions not subject to a specific regime -- 1) The apportionment of the additional effort during the period 2013-2020 -- 2) Binding annual greenhouse gas emission reductions from 2021 to 2030 -- B. Reduction of emissions from certain goods, point or mobile sources -- 1) Point source emissions , a. The improvement of energy efficiency - referral -

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Thieffry, Patrick Handbook of European Environmental and Climate Law Namur : Bruylant, Editions juridiques,c2021

Language: English

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Format: X, 509 Seiten , Diagramm

Edition: 2nd edition

ISBN: 9782802767862

Series Statement: Collection European Union law 9

Uniform Title: Handbook of European environmental law

Additional Edition: ISBN 9782802769859

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Thieffry, Patrick Handbook of european environmental and climate law Brussels : Bruylant, 2021 ISBN 9782802769859

Language: English

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Umweltrecht

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: X, 518 Seiten , Illustrationen , 24 cm

Edition: 3e édition

ISBN: 9782802767565 , 2802767569

Series Statement: Collection droit de l'Union européenne 1

Uniform Title: Manuel de droit européen de l'environnement

Note: Revised edition of: Manuel de droit européen de l'environnement / Patrick Thieffry. 2e édition, 2017 , Includes bibliographical references

Language: French

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Umweltrecht

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: XII, 987 S. , graph. Darst , 24 cm

ISBN: 9782802725336

Series Statement: Collection Droit de l'Union Européenne 1

Note: Includes bibliographical references

Language: French

Keywords: Europäische Union ; USA ; Indien ; Umweltrecht ; Rechtsvergleich

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: 1862 Seiten

Edition: 4e édition

ISBN: 9782802767084

Series Statement: Collection de droit de l'Union Européenne 1

Uniform Title: Droit de l'environnement de l'Union européenne

Note: Titel früherer Auflagen: Droit de l'environnement de l'Union europeénne

Language: French

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Umweltrecht

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: X, 392 Seiten , 24 cm

ISBN: 9782802761259

Series Statement: Collection European Union law 9

Content: La 4e de couverture indique : "This handbook proposes an introduction to the EU's Environmental Law and it is thus primarily intended for students, legal practitioners and environment-specialized engineers and other technicians. European environmental law remains strongly under the influence of its initial market-oriented legal framework in spite of the progress accomplished by the common environmental policy. Environmental governance and management operate within a complex primary law framework, within which conciliation must be made between economical and environmental objectives around such concepts as the quest for a high level of protection and sustainable development. A description of that decisive institutional framework provides the starting point for a synthetic and dynamic presentation of the hundreds of secondary law measures which provide parameters for human activities, from the main areas of natural environments to the objects impacting thereon, the means to implement them or economic instruments such as greenhouse gas emission allowances ou the producer's responsibility extended to the end-oflife of his products. As to the integration of environmental requirements into other policies, it resolves arising conflicts with market rules and sectorial policies, especially in the agricultural, transports, energy and health areas. This handbook includes a description of the impact of the Paris Agreement on climate change on EU law, including the two "legislative packages" and the new "Governance of the Energy Union" proposed by the Commission

Language: English

Subjects: Law

Keywords: Europäische Union ; Umweltrecht

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis