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Biodiversity within the European Union is under threat. Almost a quarter of Europe's vascular plant species and 155 species of its native mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians are threatened with extinction. The Habitats Directive imposes a strict regime for environmental protection. But with the euro zone economy falling from 'stagnation' to 'contraction' in the second quarter of 2012 and the UK entering into a 'double dip' recession in April 2012, European governments face an economic crisis. The English courts have said that the Directive should not become a property developer's obstacle…mehr
Biodiversity within the European Union is under threat. Almost a quarter of Europe's vascular plant species and 155 species of its native mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians are threatened with extinction. The Habitats Directive imposes a strict regime for environmental protection. But with the euro zone economy falling from 'stagnation' to 'contraction' in the second quarter of 2012 and the UK entering into a 'double dip' recession in April 2012, European governments face an economic crisis. The English courts have said that the Directive should not become a property developer's obstacle course. Yet the tensions between environmental protection and economic growth are all too readily apparent with the UK government stating both that we must 'arrest the decline in habitats and species and the degradation of landscapes' and later that 'gold plating of EU rules on things like habitats' was putting 'ridiculous costs' on business enterprise. Edited by Gregory Jones QC, The Habitats Directive: A Developer's Obstacle Course? brings together a unique combination of leading academics and practitioners in the field of European environmental and planning law to address and debate controversial issues arising from the Habitats Directive in an authoritative and practical manner. A must for anyone engaged in property development, planning and environmental law.
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Autorenporträt
Jerry W. Jones, MD FACEP FAAEM is an internationally recognized authority on advanced electrocardiography instruction. He has taught Masterclasses and lectured on advanced ECG interpretation throughout North America, Europe and Australia. Dr. Jones has 40 years' of experience as an internist and emergency physician. Now retired from clinical practice, he devotes his time to lecturing, teaching and writing about advanced electrocardiography through his own continuing medical education company, MEDICUS OF HOUSTON. Dr. Jones is the author of "Getting Acquainted With Wide Complex Tachycardias - A Workbook for the Electrocardiographically Confused!" and "Getting Acquainted With Laddergrams - What They Are, What They Do, and How to Use Them!"
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Bern Convention and the Origins of the Habitats Directive Gregory Jones KC 2. A Comparison of the Habitats Directive with the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity Catherine MacKenzie 3. After Morge, where are we now? The Meaning of 'Disturbance' in the Habitats Directive Charles George KC and David Graham 4. How to Deal with Candidate SACs and Potential SPAs Gregory Jones KC and Ned Westaway 5. The Meaning of 'Any Plan or Project' Under Article 6(3) Stephen Tromans KC 6. Appropriate Assessment: A Paper Tiger? Peter Scott 7. SANGs: The Thames Basin Case Study Simon Ricketts and Sarah Bischoff 8. The Habitats Directive: Nature and Law Paul Stookes 9. Adverse Effects on the Integrity of a European Site: Some Unanswered Questions Gregory Jones KC 10. Are Imperative Reasons Imperiling the Habitats Directive? An Assessment of Article 6(4) and the IROPI Exception Rebecca Clutten and Isabella Tafur 11. The Maritime Dimensions of the Habitats Directive: Past Challenges and Future Opportunities Richard Caddell 12. Judicial Review, the Precautionary Principle and the Protection of Habitats: Do we have a System of Administrative Law yet? Denis Edwards 13. The Principle of Equilibrium in Environmental Law: The Example of the Habitats Directive Andrew Waite
1. The Bern Convention and the Origins of the Habitats Directive Gregory Jones KC 2. A Comparison of the Habitats Directive with the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity Catherine MacKenzie 3. After Morge, where are we now? The Meaning of 'Disturbance' in the Habitats Directive Charles George KC and David Graham 4. How to Deal with Candidate SACs and Potential SPAs Gregory Jones KC and Ned Westaway 5. The Meaning of 'Any Plan or Project' Under Article 6(3) Stephen Tromans KC 6. Appropriate Assessment: A Paper Tiger? Peter Scott 7. SANGs: The Thames Basin Case Study Simon Ricketts and Sarah Bischoff 8. The Habitats Directive: Nature and Law Paul Stookes 9. Adverse Effects on the Integrity of a European Site: Some Unanswered Questions Gregory Jones KC 10. Are Imperative Reasons Imperiling the Habitats Directive? An Assessment of Article 6(4) and the IROPI Exception Rebecca Clutten and Isabella Tafur 11. The Maritime Dimensions of the Habitats Directive: Past Challenges and Future Opportunities Richard Caddell 12. Judicial Review, the Precautionary Principle and the Protection of Habitats: Do we have a System of Administrative Law yet? Denis Edwards 13. The Principle of Equilibrium in Environmental Law: The Example of the Habitats Directive Andrew Waite
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