Journal of environmental law

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  Año 2015, Vol. 27, Número 3

  • Carbon Credits as EU Like It: Property, Immunity, TragiCO2medy?

    Kelvin F. K. Low, Jolene Lin

    págs. 377-404

    

  • Sustainability and the Failure of Ambition in European Pesticides Regulation.

    Olivia Hamlyn

    págs. 405-429

    

  • Hydraulic Fracturing and Environmental Concerns: The Role of Local Government.

    Jonathan Verschuuren

    págs. 431-457

    

  • Trade-Offs in Adaptation Planning: Protecting Public Interest Environmental Values.

    Anita Foerster, Andrew Macintosh, Jan McDonald

    págs. 459-487

    

  • The Reduced Effect of International Conservation Agreements: A New Zealand Case Study.

    Pip Wallace

    págs. 489-516

    

  • The Urgenda Decision: Netherlands Liable for Role in Causing Dangerous Global Climate Change.

    J.H. Jans, K. J. de Graaf

    págs. 517-527

    

  • The Chagos Marine Protected Arbitration—A Battle of Four Losers?

    Thomas Appleby

    págs. 529-540

    

  • Significant International Environmental Law Cases: 2014-15.

    James Harrison

    págs. 541-554