Journal of Environmental Law

2021 - 2024

Current editor(s): Sanja Bogojević

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Volume 34, issue 3, 2022

Environmental Constitutionalism and Duties of Individuals in India pp. 399-418

Lovleen Bhullar

The Interpretation of Planning Policy: The Role of the Court pp. 419-440

Alistair Mills

Advocating for the Environment, Charity Law and Greenpeace: A New Zealand Perspective pp. 441-456

Juliet Chevalier-Watts

The Evolution and Emergence of Environmental Law Scholarship—A Perspective from Three Journals pp. 457-476

Ole W Pedersen

Trading Plastic Waste in a Global Economy: Soundly Regulated by the Basel Convention? pp. 477-497

Eva Romée van der Marel

Significant International Environmental Law Developments: 2021–22 pp. 499-515

James Harrison

The Complexities of Comparative Climate Constitutionalism pp. 517-528

Navraj Singh Ghaleigh, Joana Setzer and Asanga Welikala

Waste, Fertilising Product, or Something Else? EU Regulation of Biochar pp. 529-540

Luka Štrubelj

Marking out the Interpretive Possibilities of the Aarhus Convention pp. 541-550

Caer Smyth

Corrigendum to: The Intergenerational Effect of Fundamental Rights: A Contribution of the German Federal Constitutional Court to Climate Protection pp. 553-553

Gerd Winter

Volume 34, issue 2, 2022

Regulating Trade in Forest-Risk Commodities: Two Cheers for the European Union pp. 245-267

Gracia Marín Durán and Joanne Scott

Environmental Policy in Good and Bad Times: The Countercyclical Effects of Carbon Taxes and Cap-and-Trade pp. 269-286

Goran Dominioni and Michael Faure

Environmental Policy and Compensation in China: An Empirical Analysis of Article Eight of the Chinese Administrative License Law pp. 287-305

James Si Zeng

The Impact of the European Landscape Convention on Landscape Planning in Spain, Italy and England pp. 307-330

Stefano Civitarese Matteucci and Gian Franco Cartei

Applying the Precautionary Principle to Emerging Zoonotic Disease: Lessons from China’s Response in Environmental Law pp. 331-342

Ying Lan and Tianbao Qin

Who Owns the Heat? The Scope for Geothermal Heat to Contribute to Net Zero pp. 343-351

Anna McClean and Ole W Pedersen

Environmental Constitutionalism with Chinese Characteristics pp. 353-361

Hao Shen

Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2021–22 pp. 363-378

Ned Helme, Adam Boukraa, Stephanie David and Eleanor Leydon

Space Matters: Environmental Law’s Spatial Character and Context pp. 379-386

Benjamin J Richardson

The Legitimacy of Specialist Environmental Courts: Integrity as Capacity pp. 387-397

Emma Lees

Volume 34, issue 1, 2022

The Role of Narrative in Environmental Law: The Nature of Tales and Tales of Nature pp. 1-24

Chris Hilson

Carbon Border Adjustment Measures: A Straightforward Multi-Purpose Climate Change Instrument? pp. 25-52

Alice Pirlot

Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China: Findings from 570 Court Cases Brought by NGOs, Public Prosecutors and Local Government pp. 53-81

Lei Xie and Lu Xu

Shaping REDD+: Interactions between Bilateral and Multilateral Rulemaking pp. 83-106

María Eugenia Recio

Systemic Climate Change Litigation, Standing Rules and the Aarhus Convention: A Purposive Approach pp. 107-134

Orla Kelleher

The ‘Advance Interference-Like Effect’ of Climate Targets: Fundamental Rights, Intergenerational Equity and the German Federal Constitutional Court pp. 135-162

Petra Minnerop

Maintaining, Enhancing and Restoring the Peatlands of Wales: Unearthing the Challenges of Law and Sustainable Land Management pp. 163-193

Victoria Jenkins and Jonathan Walker

Recent Youth-Led and Rights-Based Climate Change Litigation in Canada: Reconciling Justiciability, Charter Claims and Procedural Choices pp. 195-207

Camille Cameron and Riley Weyman

The Intergenerational Effect of Fundamental Rights: A Contribution of the German Federal Constitutional Court to Climate Protection pp. 209-221

Gerd Winter

Compelled by the Court to Act on Climate Change: Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action Incorporated v Environment Protection Authority [2021] NSWLEC 92 pp. 223-232

Laura Schuijers

NGOs as Lobbyists: A Casualty of Environmental Law’s Tunnel Vision? pp. 233-243

Emilia Korkea-aho

Volume 33, issue 3, 2021

The Delicate Task of Including Different Voices in Environmental Law Making in India pp. 495-500

Arpitha Kodiveri

Fiction as Legal Method—Imagining with the More-than-Human to Awaken Our Plural Selves pp. 501-505

Michelle Lim

Using Sound Science Responsibly: Stories from the Scottish Seas and Hills pp. 507-512

Colin T Reid

Revisiting Missed Opportunities: A Self-Reflection on (Not Always) Writing Meaningfully pp. 513-519

Duncan French

Environmental Law, Scholarship, and Epistemic Responsibility pp. 521-529

Liz Fisher

Rights of Nature in Practice: A Case Study on the Impacts of the Colombian Atrato River Decision pp. 531-555

Philipp Wesche

Compensation Funds as a Remedial Mechanism for Victims of Corporate Pollution in Kenya: A Feasibility Study pp. 557-584

Rosemary Mwanza

Temperature Targets and State Obligations on the Mitigation of Climate Change pp. 585-610

Benoit Mayer

From Extra-Territorial Leverage and Transnational Environmental Protection to Distortions of Competition: The Level Playing Field in the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement pp. 611-637

Giulia Claudia Leonelli

Megafauna Rewilding: Addressing Amnesia and Myopia in Biodiversity Law and Policy pp. 639-667

Arie Trouwborst

Improving Energy Efficiency: The Significance of Normativity pp. 669-695

Elizabeth A Kirk and Laurel Besco

The First Climate Judgment before the Norwegian Supreme Court: Aligning Law with Politics pp. 697-710

Christina Voigt

Climate Disruption in Canadian Constitutional Law: References Re Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act pp. 711-725

Jocelyn Stacey

A Duty to Care: The Case of Sharma v Minister for the Environment [2021] FCA 560 pp. 727-736

Jacqueline Peel and Rebekkah Markey-Towler

Significant International Environmental Law Developments: 2020–2021 pp. 737-745

James Harrison

A Review in Three Haikus pp. 747-756

Emily Barritt

Volume 33, issue 2, 2021

The Influence of the Paris Agreement on Climate Litigation: Causation, Corporate Governance and Catalyst (Part II) pp. 227-256

Brian J Preston

African Courts and Principles of International Environmental Law: A Kenyan and South African Case Study pp. 257-282

Louis J Kotzé and Caiphas B Soyapi

Scientific and Legal Mechanisms for Addressing Model Uncertainties: Negotiating the Right Balance in Finnish Judicial Review? pp. 283-308

Tiina Paloniitty and Niina Kotamäki

Environmental Impact Assessment: A Middle Eastern Experience pp. 309-338

Mohammad A Alomari and Raphael Heffron

Environmental Force Majeure: Relief from Fossil Energy Contracts in the Decarbonisation Era pp. 339-364

Anatole Boute

Assessing the Impact of the Habitats Directive: A Case Study of Europe’s Plants pp. 365-393

Rob Amos

‘Seeing the Wood for the Trees’: Revisiting the Consistency of Australia’s Illegal Logging Act with the Law of the World Trade Organization pp. 395-422

Catherine E Gascoigne

Transnational Experts Wanted: Nigerian Oil Spills before the Dutch Courts pp. 423-435

Daniel Bertram

Friends of the Earth & Legal Interdisciplinarity: Introduction by the Analysis Editors pp. 437-440

Joanna Bell, Sanja Bogojević and Olivia Hamlyn

Climate Constitutionalism of the UK Supreme Court pp. 441-447

Navraj Singh Ghaleigh

Friends of the Earth: ‘Government Policy’, Relevant Considerations and Human Rights pp. 449-454

Stevie Martin

Friends of the Earth: Implications for Planning Law pp. 455-459

Ned Westaway

Friends of the Earth: At the Intersection of Environmental and Administrative Law? pp. 461-465

Alistair Mills

Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2020–21 pp. 467-483

Stephen Tromans Qc, Katherine Barnes, Adam Boukraa, Stephanie David and Ned Helme

Narratives as Tools of Legal Re-Imagination in the Climate Crisis pp. 485-494

Chiara Armeni

Volume 33, issue 1, 2021

The Influence of the Paris Agreement on Climate Litigation: Legal Obligations and Norms (Part I) pp. 1-32

Brian J Preston

The Constitutional Right to a Healthy Environment in Indonesia pp. 33-56

Simon Butt and Prayekti Murharjanti

COVID-19 and Wildlife Farming in China: Legislating to Protect Wild Animal Health and Welfare in the Wake of a Global Pandemic pp. 57-84

Amanda Whitfort

Net Zero for the International Shipping Sector? An Analysis of the Implementation and Regulatory Challenges of the IMO Strategy on Reduction of GHG Emissions pp. 85-112

Beatriz Garcia, Anita Foerster and Jolene Lin

How to Reach a Safe Circular Economy?—Perspectives on Reconciling the Waste, Product and Chemicals Regulation pp. 113-136

Joonas Alaranta and Topi Turunen

Vietnam’s Regulations to Prevent Pollution from Plastic Waste: A Review Based on the Circular Economy Approach pp. 137-166

Vu Hai Dang, Pham Thi Gam and Nguyen Thi Xuan Son

Voluntary Ecolabels in International Trade Law: A Case Study of the EU Ecolabel pp. 167-193

Ming Du

Tort to the Environment: A Stretch Too Far or a Simple Step Forward? pp. 195-210

Maria Hook, Ceri Warnock, Barry Allan and Mihiata Pirini

Regulating Shipbreaking as a Global Activity: Issues of Fragmentation and Injustice pp. 211-225

Ioanna Hadjiyianni and Anna Kloni