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China's Water Environmental Management Towards Institutional Integration. A Review of Current Progress and Constraints vis-a-vis the European Experience

Deng, Yixiang; Brombal, Daniele; Farah, Paolo Davide; … - 2016

In recent years, China has launched ambitious measures to tackle water pollution. As political commitment and public … regulatory, administrative, monitoring, and public participation dimensions of China's water environmental management. Related …-based management model, appear at present as essential prerequisites to overcome the fragmentation of China's water environmental …

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Evaluating China's Environmental Management and Risks Avoidance Policies and Regulations on Offshore Methane Hydrate Extraction

Yan, Dong; Farah, Paolo Davide; Gaskova, Ivana; … - 2020

which damages may occur. This article takes into consideration China’s legal framework in assessing the risks connected to … MH offshore extraction. Such a choice for examination is justified by China’s leading position for implementing the … technology necessary for extracting MH. This analysis shows that China’s current legal instruments are still far from fully …

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Liability as a Complement to Environmental Regulation : An Empirical Study of the French Legal System

Bentata, Pierre - 2013

Reasons for the joint use of ex ante regulation and ex post liability to cope with environmental accidents have been a longstanding issue in law and economics literature. This article, which includes the first empirical study of the French environmental legal system, analyzes courts’ decisions...

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Environmental Regulation and Civil Liability under Causal Uncertainty : An Empirical Study of the French Legal System

Bentata, Pierre - 2013

The key question in this paper is to determine whether regulation and regulators information can help solving causal uncertainty problems in liability. A widely held view among Law & Economics scholars is that civil liability alone is not well-suited to cope with environmental accidents,...

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Environmental Regulation, Tort Law, and Environmental Justice : What Could Have Been

Yang, Tseming - 2013

In recent years, one of the most salient aspects of environmentalism has been the environmental justice movement and its complaints of discrimination against the poor and racial minorities in the administration and enforcement of the nation's environmental laws. One of the most severe criticisms...

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Corporate Responsibility in the Environmental Protection as an Element of Public-Private Partnership in Ukraine

Kostruba, Anatoliy - 2021

Individual and corporate responsibility is the basis for sustainable development of society and the world. Environmental responsibility of business entities is a prerequisite for the survival of people, which is why it is an important aspect of corporate responsibility. The purpose of the paper...

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Workers, a Neglected Voice in Environmental Decisions

Lambropoulos, Dr Victoria - 2015

The European Aarhus Convention is the only public law convention devoted to public participation in environmental matters. The Convention has application broadly to Australia as many of the Convention’s provisions are reflected in Australian environmental law. The Convention has an ambitious...

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Rethinking Health-Based Environmental Standards

Livermore, Michael A. - 2014

Under the Clean Air Act, the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is required to determine the stringency of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS), arguably the most important federal environmental program, without considering the costs of achieving these standards. Instead, it...

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Protecting the Inner Environment : What Privacy Regulation Can Learn from Environmental Law

Hirsch, Dennis D. - 2013

The Information Economy produces a host of new injuries to personal privacy. These include damage from data mining, data spills, identity theft, the tracking of online activity, and spam. Policymakers are currently searching for a framework with which to think about the governance of these...

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Environmental Protection, Economic Growth and Environmental Justice : Are They Compatible in Central and Eastern Europe?

Costi, Alberto - 2019

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