Law, policy and the environment

Robin Churchill; John Gibson; Lynda M. Warren

Law, policy and the environment

Robin Churchill (Editor)
, John Gibson (Editor)
, Lynda M. Warren (Editor)

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Abstract

... examines current environmental policy in the United Kingdom and considers the role of law in the implementation of that policy. The first part deals with the relationship between environmental law and policy, including the scope of adminmistrative discretion, the application of the 'polluter-pays principle' and the introduction of integrated pollution control. It also analyses the social structure of environmentl law and evaluates UK policy in the context both of the European Community and the international arena. The second part is devoted to detailed case studies, assessing the environmental policy of the United Kingdom in the important subject areas of land use, water, energy, transport, agriculture, waste management, and conservation, chosen because they demonstrate the problems of a system that lacks a fully integrated environmental policy.

Original language	English
Publisher	Basil Blackwell
ISBN (Print)	0631181660
Publication status	Published - 1991

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 15 Life on Land

Keywords

Environmental law
Environmental policy

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