Research Handbook on EU Environmental Law

Contents
List of Contributors
Table of Cases
Introduction to the Research Handbook on EU Environmental Law: The Challenge of Understanding EU Environmental Law • Marjan Peeters and Mariolina Eliantonio
PART I: INSTITUTIONAL AND HORIZONTAL ISSUES
	1. Competences for EU Environmental Legislation: About Blurry Boundaries and Ample Opportunities • Helle Tegner Anker
	2. Where Eagles Dare: How Much Further May EU Member States Go under Article 193 TFEU? • Leonie Reins
	3. Principles of EU Environmental Law Including (the Objective of) Sustainable Development • Gyula Bándi
	4. The Institutional Architecture of EU Environmental Governance: The Role of EU Agencies • Annalisa Volpato and Ellen Vos
	5. The EU’s External Action after Lisbon: Competences, Policy Consistency and Participation in International Environmental Negotiations • Antonio Cardesa-Salzmann and Elisa Morgera
	6. Environment and Trade Law in the EU: Seeing the Bees for the Balance Sheet • Geert van Calster
	7. Transnational Administrative Acts in EU Environmental Law • Luca De Lucia and Maria Chiara Romano
PART II: ENVIRONMENTAL PROCEDURAL RIGHTS
	8. Access to Environmental Information under EU Law • Uzuazo Etemire
	9. Access to Public Participation: Unveiling the Mismatch between what Law Prescribes and what the Public Wants • Lorenzo Squintani and Goda Perlaviciute
	10. Access to Justice in Environmental Matters in the EU: The EU’s Difficult Road towards Non-compliance with the Aarhus Convention • Matthijs van Wolferen and Mariolina Eliantonio
	11. Environmental Impact Assessment in the EU: More than only a Procedure? • Agustín García-Ureta
PART III: COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS
	12. Direct Effect in EU Environmental Law: Towards the End of a Doctrine? • Ludwig Krämer
	13. Environmental Inspection by Public Authorities • Martin Hedemann-Robinson
	14. Enforcing Environmental Law through Infringements and Sanctioning: Steering not Rowing • Melanie Smith
PART IV: LIABILITY
	15. Environmental Liability: The Difficulty of Harmonizing Different National Civil Liability Systems • Barbara Pozzo
	16. Environmental Criminal Liability: The Long and Winding Road towards an Effective Environmental Criminal Law System in the EU • Michael Faure
PART V: SUBSTANTIVE APPROACHES
	17. EU Nature Conservation Law: Fit for Purpose • An Cliquet
	18. Beyond the 2019 Fitness Check of the Water Framework Directive: Designing the Future of European Water Law • Nathalie Hervé-Fournereau
	19. EU Air Pollution Law: Comprehensive but Insufficient • Kendro Pedrosa and Bernard Vanheusden
	20. Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control: A Critical Legal Perspective on All-inclusive Integration • Lolke S. Braaksma and Hanna D. Tolsma
	21. The Waste Framework Directive and the Circular Economy • Chris Backes
	22. Industrial Chemicals in the Regulatory Laboratory: Self-responsibility and Inclusive Governance • Martin Führ and Julian Schenten
	23. The Perfect Storm: GMO Governance and The EU Technocratic Turn • Giulia Claudia Leonelli
	24. Light-vehicles Emissions Standards under EU Law in the Wake of the ‘Dieselgate’ • Nicolas de Sadeleer
	25. The EU’s Approach to Environmentally Sustainable Business: Can Disclosure Overcome the Failings of Shareholder Primacy? • Andrew Johnston and Beate Sjåfjell
PART VI: CLIMATE LAW
	26. The Paris Agreement, EU Climate Law and the Energy Union • Estelle Brosset and Sandrine Maljean-Dubois
	27. The EU Effort Sharing and LULUCF Regulations: The Complementary yet Crucial Components of the EU’s Climate Policy beyond 2030 • Seita Romppanen
	28. EU Emissions Trading – Its Regulatory Evolution and the Role of the Court • Stefan E. Weishaar
	29. Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving – The ‘First Fuel’ • Thomas Schomerus
PART VII: CONCLUSIONS
	30. On Regulatory Power, Compliance, and the Role of the Court of Justice in EU Environmental Law • Marjan Peeters and Mariolina Eliantonio
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