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Burnett-Hall on environmental law / general editors, Richard Burnett-Hall, Brian Jones.
Publication details: London : Sweet & Maxwell, c2009.Edition: 2nd edDescription: clxvii, 1167 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780421748101
- 0421748109
- Environmental law
- KD3372Â .B87 2009
Contents:
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Sources of Environmental Law;
Chapter 2: Environmental Regulators and their Enforcement Powers;
Chapter 3: Criminal Prosecutions and Sentencing;
Chapter 4: Civil Liabilities in the Context of Environmental Damage;
Chapter 5: The Environmental Liability Directive;
Chapter 6: Public Accountability: Public Law, Public Participation and Access to Information;
Chapter 7: Climate Change;
Chapter 8: The Planning System and Environmental Protection;
Chapter 9: Environmental Impact Assessment;
Chapter 10: Nature Conservation;
Chapter 11: The Water Framework Directive and Water Pollution;
Chapter 12: Water Abstraction;
Chapter 13: Land Drainage, Flood Defence and Coast Protection;
Chapter 14: Environmental Permitting Regime and Air Pollution;
Chapter 15: Waste;
Chapter 16: Contaminated Land;
Chapter 17: Statutory Nuisance and Controls over Noise;
Chapter 18: Chemicals
Chapter 19: Genetically Modified Organisms;
Chapter 20: Radioactive Substances and Nuclear Installations;
Chapter 21: Environmental Issues in Transactions;
Chapter 22: Insurance;
Index.
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Previously published:1995.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Sources of Environmental Law;
Chapter 2: Environmental Regulators and their Enforcement Powers;
Chapter 3: Criminal Prosecutions and Sentencing;
Chapter 4: Civil Liabilities in the Context of Environmental Damage;
Chapter 5: The Environmental Liability Directive;
Chapter 6: Public Accountability: Public Law, Public Participation and Access to Information;
Chapter 7: Climate Change;
Chapter 8: The Planning System and Environmental Protection;
Chapter 9: Environmental Impact Assessment;
Chapter 10: Nature Conservation;
Chapter 11: The Water Framework Directive and Water Pollution;
Chapter 12: Water Abstraction;
Chapter 13: Land Drainage, Flood Defence and Coast Protection;
Chapter 14: Environmental Permitting Regime and Air Pollution;
Chapter 15: Waste;
Chapter 16: Contaminated Land;
Chapter 17: Statutory Nuisance and Controls over Noise;
Chapter 18: Chemicals
Chapter 19: Genetically Modified Organisms;
Chapter 20: Radioactive Substances and Nuclear Installations;
Chapter 21: Environmental Issues in Transactions;
Chapter 22: Insurance;
Index.