The book considers the political context in which environmental laws are made. It examines for instance how law-making processes in Britain and Europe exclude public participation, and the implications of regulation for high-technology industries.
The book considers the political context in which environmental laws are made. It examines for instance how law-making processes in Britain and Europe exclude public participation, and the implications of regulation for high-technology industries.
William Wilson is an expert environmental and energy lawyer, with 25 years experience, in government, consultancy and private practice, of preparing, negotiating and drafting primary, secondary, regional and international legislation, working across government with multiple stakeholders.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2 : Politics and environmental laws Chapter 3: The Consent of the Governed I-Making The Laws Chapter 4: The Consent of the Governed II-the public and science Chapter 5: Common Problems, Common Themes? Chapter 6: Use of the Criminal Law Chapter 7: Civil and Administrative Environmental Law Enforcement Chapter 8: An End To Pollution And Waste? Chapter 9: Keeping Hope Alive
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2 : Politics and environmental laws Chapter 3: The Consent of the Governed I-Making The Laws Chapter 4: The Consent of the Governed II-the public and science Chapter 5: Common Problems, Common Themes? Chapter 6: Use of the Criminal Law Chapter 7: Civil and Administrative Environmental Law Enforcement Chapter 8: An End To Pollution And Waste? Chapter 9: Keeping Hope Alive
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