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Le Bouthillier, Yves (contributor) - 2012

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Moving to markets in environmental regulation : lessons from twenty years of experience

Freeman, Jody (contributor); Kolstad, Charles D. (contributor) - 2007

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Burden of Proof in Environmental Disputes in the WTO : Legal Aspects

Horn, Henrik; Mavroidis, Petros C. - 2014

This paper discusses allocation of burden of proof in environmental disputes in the WTO system. Besides laying down the natural principles that (i) the complainant carries the burden to (ii) make a prima facie case that its claim holds, WTO adjudicating bodies have said little of more general...

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Ecospeak in Transnational Environmental Tort Proceedings

Todd, Jeff - 2015

Scholars have proposed numerous solutions to the procedural hurdles facing non-U.S. claimants like forum non conveniens and non-recognition of foreign money judgments, including allowing an arbitration forum as part of Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs). This Article explains and applies...

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The Project for an International Environmental Court

Bruce, Stuart - 2018

Intellectual and political support to establish a specialised International Tribunal for the Environment or an International Court for the Environment has ebbed and flowed since its first conception in the late 1980s, and appears to be increasing hesitantly again, buoyed by scientific consensus...

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Human Rights and Environmental Regulation

Bratspies, Rebecca M. - 2011

This article suggests that were federal environmental regulators to view themselves as human rights decisionmakers, we might well see a new kind of regulatory decisionmaking emerge — one not only more responsive and transparent, but also more likely to enjoy the trust of the American public....

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Regulating from Nowhere : Domestic Environmental Law and the Nation-State Subject

Kysar, Douglas A.; Li, Ya-Wei - 2008

Using the examples of invasive species and transpacific air pollution, this essay outlines challenges to U.S. domestic …

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Using Earth Observation Technologies for Better Regulatory Compliance and Enforcement of Environmental Laws

Purdy, Ray - 2010

Weaknesses in conventional mechanisms of implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, coupled with pressures to develop smarter and more resource-efficient regulatory approaches, suggest that there are real opportunities for the greater use of earth observation (EO) technologies as a...

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Environmental Law in a Polarized Era

Vandenbergh, Michael P. - 2022

Solving environmental problems in a polarized era requires avoiding failures of imagination. The remarkable framework of constitutional interpretations, statutes, regulations, policies, agencies, and courts that developed over the last half century remains in place and dominates how we think...

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Rights to nature : ecological, economic, cultural, and political principles of institutions for the environment

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