By Shannon O’Lear
Tag Archives: Environment
Can We Stop the Advance of Climate Change While Growing the Global Economy?
August 22, 2017
A world where the rivers are people too
June 22, 2017
Catherine Iorns Magallanes takes a look at how adoption of individual elements of law can help shift both mindsets and practice to protect the earth for the future. […]
Edward Elgar Publishing Welcomes the Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law
October 27, 2016
Since it was established in 1996, the Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law has documented developments in international environmental law by publishing cutting-edge scholarship on all aspects of Asia Pacific environmental law. We are delighted that moving forward APJEL will be published by Edward Elgar, joining our growing catalogue of scholarly journals. […]
Paying for Nature
September 8, 2016
In the past many of the ways in which we benefit from the natural world have been overlooked. The law has traditionally taken into account only those benefits based on physical possession of land or on tangible produce which has a commercial value, such as timber. Other concerns, such as fresh air, clear water and the state of biodiversity, have therefore fallen outside the law’s regard. Colin Reid explores the issue.
July 15, 2020
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