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|a Sustainable management of natural resources
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|a SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES LEGAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPROACHES EDITED BY HELLE TEGNER ANKER BIRGITTE EGELUND OLSEN INTERSENTIA CAMBRIDGE - ANTWERP - PORTLAND CONTENTS PARTI INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 LEGAL APPROACHES TO SUSTAINAHLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES HELLE TEGNER ANKER AND BIRGITTE EGELUND OLSEN 3 PART II SUSTAINABILITY IN EU AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 11 CHAPTER 2 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES BY THE EU LUDWIG KRAEMER 13 ABSTRACT 13 1. INTRODUCTION: CLARIFYING THE TERMINOLOGY 13 2. THE EU FRAMEWORK FOR MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES 14 3. TOWARDS THE UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 20 4. CONCLUDING REMARKS 28 CHAPTER 3 SQUARING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: TOWARDS MORE COHERENCE IN THE EU SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES WYBE TH. DOUMA 29 ABSTRACT 29 1. INTRODUCTION 30 2. ATTEMPTS AT CREATING A GENERAL FRAMEWORK FOR EXTERNAL ASPECTS OF GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS 31 3. EU TIMBER TRADE POLICY 34 4. EU AND ILLEGAL, UNREPORTED AND UNREGULATED FISHING 41 5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 47 INTERSENTIA V CONTENTS CHAPTER 4 JUDICIAL REVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCES OF THE EU AGRICULTURAL POLICY LUCHINO FERRARIS 49 ABSTRACT 49 1. INTRODUCTION 49 2. THE CAP AND THE ENVIRONMENT: A LONG STORY 51 3. CASE-LAW ON THE JUDICIAL REVIEW OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY 55 4. TOWARDS A DIFFERENT APPROACH? 57 5. CONCLUSION 61 PART III SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF WASTE 63 CHAPTER 5 TOWARDS RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL WASTE IN THE EU KATERINA MITKIDIS, SHONA WALTER AND VIKTORIA OBOLEVICH 65 ABSTRACT 65 1. INTRODUCTION 66 2. WHAT DO WE KNOW? 67 3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK 68 4. WAY FORWARD 71 5. WAY FORWARD? GOING BACK TO THE WASTE HIERARCHY 76 6. CONCLUSION 79 CHAPTER 6 ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY AND WASTE: WHICH RESPONSIBILITIES FOR LANDOWNERS? MARTA CENINI 81 ABSTRACT 81 1. INTRODUCTION 82 2. LANDOWNERS LIABILITY IN THE ELD 83 3. THE WFD AND 'OWNER' RESPONSIBILITY 86 4. THE WFD AND THE CASE OF ACCIDENTAL POLLUTION 89 5. CONCLUSIONS 93 VI INTERSENTIA
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|a CONTENTS PART IV ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE LITIGATION 97 CHAPTER 7 THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS: AN UNDERRATED FORUM FOR ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION NATALIA KOBYLARZ 99 ABSTRACT 99 1. INTRODUCTION 100 2. OVERVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT-RELATED CASE LAW OF THE ECTHR 102 3. IMPLICATIONS OF THE ECHR GENERAL PRINCIPLES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION 104 4. CONCLUSION 118 CHAPTER 8 A NATURAL RESOURCE BEYOND THE SKY: INVOKING THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE TO PROTECT THE ATMOSPHERE FROM GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS SAMVEL VARVASTIAN 121 ABSTRACT 121 1. INTRODUCTION 122 2. ATMOSPHERIC TRUST CASES AND THEIR PLACE IN CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION ... 123 3. FEDERAL ATMOSPHERIC TRUST LITIGATION 125 4. STATE ATMOSPHERIC TRUST LITIGATION 129 5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 134 PART V ECOSYSTEM APPROACHES AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT 137 CHAPTER 9 MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL UTILISATION SPACE IN THE DUTCH ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING ACT LOLKE S. BRAAKSMA AND KARS J. DE GRAAF 139 ABSTRACT 139 1. INTRODUCTION 140 2. ENVIRONMENTAL UTILISATION SPACE: THE CONCEPT 141 3. THE EUS CONCEPT AND THE FUTURE ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING ACT 145 4. CONCLUDING REMARKS 152 INTERSENTIA VII CONTENTS CHAPTER 10 RECONCILING ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES WITH THE EU NATURE DIRECTIVES: THE UNFORTUNATE CASE OF THE DUTCH INTEGRATED APPROACH TO NITROGEN HENDRIK SCHOUKENS 155 ABSTRACT 155 1. INTRODUCTION 156 2. ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AND THE DUTCH PAS: PUTTING THEORY INTO PRACTICE? 158 3. DISCUSSION: THE DUTCH INTEGRATED APPROACH TO NITROGEN REVIEWED IN THE LIGHT OF THE EU NATURE DIRECTIVES 164 4. CONCLUSION 174 CHAPTER 11 BALANCING NATURE PROTECTION AND OTHER PUBLIC INTERESTS: THE CZECH EXAMPLE VOJTECH VOMACKA 177 ABSTRACT 177 1. INTRODUCTION 178 2. BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND ITS RECENT TRANSFORMATION 180 4. DEROGATIONS FROM PROHIBITIONS UNDER ARTICLE 6(4) OF THE HABITATS DIRECTIVE 183 5. INTERPRETATION OF THE ABSENCE OF ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS BY THE CJEU AND THE CZECH COURTS 184
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|a 6. INTERPRETATION OF THE OVERRIDING PUBLIC INTEREST BY THE CJEU AND THE CZECH COURTS 187 7. CONCLUSION 190 PART VI SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: SPECIFIC ISSUES 193 CHAPTER 12 SIGNIFICANCE OF AIR QUALITY PLANS: THE CZECH EXPERIENCE ILONA JANCAROVA 195 ABSTRACT 195 1. INTRODUCTION 196 2. AIR QUALITY PLANS IN EU LEGISLATION 199 3. AIR QUALITY PLANS IN CZECH NATIONAL LEGISLATION 205 4. CONCLUSION 209 VL11 INTERSENTIA CONTENTS CHAPTER 13 BEING REASONABLE: HOW DOES RATIONALITY AFFECT PARTICIPATORY ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE? CAER SMYTH 211 ABSTRACT 211 1. INTRODUCTION 212 2. FIELDWORK 213 3. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 218 4. CONCLUSION 228 CHAPTER 14 INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHT TO NATURAL RESOURCES: REFLECTIONS FROM THE ARCTIC TANJA JOONA 229 ABSTRACT 229 1. INTRODUCTION 230 2. WHAT DOES ILO 169 AIM TO PROTECT? 233 3. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RIGHT TO NATURAL AND MINERAL RESOURCES 235 4. WHOSE CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION? AN EXAMPLE FROM FINLAND 237 5. CONCLUSION 241 CHAPTER 15 FOSTERING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THROUGH THE RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM JERONIMO BASILIO SAEO MATEUS 243 ABSTRACT 243 1. INTRODUCTION 244 2. THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN CONSERVATION ISSUES 246 3. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RIGHTS AND SACRED NATURAL SITES 252 4. SOME NEW DIRECTIONS: LEGAL PLURALISM, RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS 255 5. CONCLUSIONS 256 INTERSENTIA OF
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