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under a civil liability regime. The literature generally holds that regulation should be the primary instrument to promote … environmental care, but that environmental liability can have a supplementary effect. However, little is known empirically on how … environmental liability actually supplements regulation and whether this combination can in fact be considered efficient. This paper …
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Reasons for the joint use of ex ante regulation and ex post liability to cope with environmental accidents have been a … evidence that liability may be a complement to regulation by encouraging aspects of care that cannot be regulated at reasonable … costs, especially human behaviour and organization within dangerous entities. An unexpected effect of liability is observed …
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uncertainty problems in liability. A widely held view among Law & Economics scholars is that civil liability alone is not well … civil liability rule, it is therefore advocated that a regulatory system be implemented combined with a public insurance … scheme, or, alternatively, to go for a mix of regulation and civil liability. Such a mix of regulation and civil liability …
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decision on nuclear power phase-out on several measures of subjective perception in Germany. In the light of current political …
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This paper reviews the case of nuclear energy. Currently, the worldworld is facing one of the greatest energy crises due to the Russo-Ukrainian war. This conflict has lead to limited sources of gas, causing a dramatic decrease in energy supply, leading to emerging energy crisis risks. This is...
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The opposition in a number of countries to the inclusion of nuclear energy in a sustainable energy portfolio, in part due to the dread of what the “nuclear” word inspires, has limited quantitative scientific foundation of the real benefits and risks. This has been amplified by the lack of a...
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