Journal of Environmental Law

2021 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sanja Bogojević

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Volume 35, issue 3, 2023

How Much Should the Polluter Pay? Indian Courts and the Valuation of Environmental Damage pp. 331-351

Sroyon Mukherjee

Protection of Biocultural Heritage in the Anthropocene: Towards Reconciling Natural, Cultural, Tangible and Intangible Heritage pp. 353-375

Harsh Vardhan Bhati and Yaffa Epstein

Déjà vu All Over Again: Carbon Dioxide Removals (CDR) and Legal Liability pp. 377-400

Navraj Singh Ghaleigh and Justin Macinante

Exploring a Right to Submit Environmental Information Under International Environmental Law pp. 401-418

Sean Whittaker

From the Silo to the Landscape: The Role of Law in Landscape-scale Restoration of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems pp. 419-436

Justine Bell-James

Narrative and Story-telling in Darwall & Anor v Dartmoor National Park Authority pp. 437-444

Rhiannon Ogden-Jones

ClientEarth v Shell plc and the (Un)Suitability of UK Company Law and Litigation to Pursue Climate-Related Goals pp. 445-454

Pablo Iglesias-Rodríguez

Protecting the Habitats of Endangered Species Through Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China: Lessons Learned from Peafowl Versus the Dam pp. 455-466

Juan Chu

Significant International Environmental Law Developments: 2022–2023 pp. 467-479

James Harrison

Significant UK Environmental Law Cases 2022–23 pp. 481-497

Ned Helme, Adam Boukraa, Stephanie David and Eleanor Leydon

Interpreting the Law of the Sea in the Context of Sea-Level Rise: The Ambulatory Thesis and State Practice pp. 499-507

Mara R Wendebourg

Assessing the Development Prospects of Carbon Capture and Storage from the Perspective of Law and Economics pp. 509-520

Lin Zhang, Xiaochen Zhang and Xin Zhang

Volume 35, issue 2, 2023

The Contribution of Urgenda to the Mitigation of Climate Change pp. 167-184

Benoit Mayer

The Impact-based Regulatory Strategy in Environmental Law: Hallmark of Effectiveness or Pitfall for Legitimacy? pp. 185-206

Niko Soininen, Seita Romppanen, Mika Nieminen and Sampo Soimakallio

Allocation of Institutional Responsibility for Climate Change Mitigation: Judicial Application of Constitutional Environmental Provisions in the European Climate Cases Arctic Oil, Neubauer, and l’Affaire du siècle pp. 207-227

Agnes Hellner and Yaffa Epstein

Just Transition as an Evolving Concept in International Climate Law pp. 229-249

Vilja Johansson

Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2021–2022 pp. 251-264

Geert van Calster

Recent Developments in U.S. Climate Law: Judicial Retrenchment and Congressional Action pp. 265-273

Daniel A Farber

From ‘ILCs’ to ‘IPLCs’: A Victory for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Advocacy Under the Convention on Biological Diversity? pp. 275-284

Xiaoou Zheng

The Protection of Animal Welfare vis-à-vis Recreational Fishing: The Judgment C-148/22 of the Colombian Constitutional Court pp. 285-294

Marcelo Lozada Gomez

The Nature of Climate Law pp. 295-306

Alexander Zahar

We Gifted the Ocean a Sea of Petroleum, Excrements, Robots and Plastics pp. 307-317

Rimona Afana

On Cracks, Lights and Environments pp. 319-330

Tiina Paloniitty

Volume 35, issue 1, 2023

Legal Dilemmas of Climate Action pp. 1-9

Sanja Bogojević

Craft Matters: Seven Tips for Legal Scholars pp. 11-20

Liz Fisher

Trends in Environmental Law Scholarship: Marketisation, Globalisation, Polarisation, and Digitalisation pp. 21-31

Chris Hilson

Breaking the Mould—Britain’s New Office for Environmental Protection pp. 33-46

Richard Macrory

Climate Change, Fundamental Rights, and Statutory Interpretation pp. 47-64

Ceri Warnock and Brian J Preston

U.S. Agency Experts in Shackles: The Quest for Information pp. 65-86

Thomas McGarity and Wendy Wagner

Implementing Landscape-scale Environmental Management: Landscape Enterprise Networks pp. 87-108

Christopher Rodgers and Helen Kendall

Access to Data for Environmental Purposes: Setting the Scene and Evaluating Recent Changes in EU Data Law pp. 109-131

Michèle Finck and Marie-Sophie Mueller

Planning Policy and the Law pp. 133-138

Lord Carnwath

Environmental Legal Research is Changing: Alternating Tenor/Terror of Scholarship, Despair and Self-Care# pp. 139-148

Duncan French, David L Dawson and Nima Golijani-Moghaddam

Government Reporting on Significant Developments in Environmental Legislation around the World: The Challenges of Symbolic Legislation pp. 149-155

Ben Pontin, Elen Stokes, Zack Hayward and George Xenophontos

Energy Geopolitics and Climate Law: Interdisciplinary Environmental Law Scholarship in a Geopolitical World pp. 157-159

Anatole Boute

A Brave New World: The Aarhus Convention in Tempestuous Times pp. 161-166

Áine Ryall

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