Posts Tagged ‘ environmental law ’

National Climate Change Strategies Should Target the Roots of the Problem

28/02/2012

By: CEEweb for Biodiversity, a network of 64 non-governmental organizations in the Central and Eastern European region. Our mission is the conservation of biodiversity through the promotion of sustainable development This is the last part of the 6 article series on policy recommendations for climate change. If you haven’t already, read the previous articles:...

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The Necessity of Ecosystem-Based Adaptation to Climate Change at National Level

29/01/2012

By: CEEweb for Biodiversity, a network of 64 non-governmental organizations in the Central and Eastern European region. Our mission is the conservation of biodiversity through the promotion of sustainable development. This is part one of a 6 article series on policy recommendations for climate change Recommendations to national decision makers in Central and Eastern...

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Environmental Impact Assessment and European Community Law

31/01/2011

Author: Michael Watson, Ph.D. First presented at the XIV International Conference “Danube – River of Cooperation” (November 13-15, 2003) and published in Danubius 3-4/2003 Introduction Environmental law is a new, rapidly evolving, and increasingly important area of jurisprudence. Although various industrialising countries introduced environmental controls in the nineteenth century, environmental law only began...

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