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Category: Environment

Effective judicial protection…

Is the EU Courts’ toolbox to tackle scientific uncertainty sufficient?, by Mariolina Eliantonio and Michał Krajewski

22 Apr 202221 Apr 2022
As the EU Courts' docket of legal disputes involving uncertain scientific appraisals grows, questions about how the EU judges engage with science appear. This engagement may impact our understanding of…
ECtHR Case Law…

Environmental procedural rights before European courts: still searching for a common script or multiplying avenues of protection?, by Justine Richelle

25 Feb 202224 Feb 2022
Environmental procedural rights are guaranteed by the Aarhus Convention, which the EU and the Member States have ratified. The Convention has been designed to leave room for interpretation. Since the…
Comparative Administrative Law…

Climate Change Litigation in Europe, by Laurien Nijenhuis

11 Feb 202214 Jan 2022
Introduction Climate change litigation in Europe (and beyond) has been inspired by the Dutch Urgenda-case, in which the Dutch government was ordered to reach an emission reduction target of 25%…
Democracy…

The French “débat public”: A Model for European Environmental Democracy?, by Alberto Nicotina

29 Oct 202127 Oct 2021
In REALaw 2/2021, I published an article titled ‘A procedural idea of environmental democracy: the ‘debat public’ procedure within the EU framework’. The article is the outcome of research that…

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Top Posts

  • Nemo censetur ignorare legem: the dilemma regarding the access to ISO standards referenced into EU law, by Marie Gérardy
  • Outsourcing Rulemaking Powers, by C Jenart
  • A Proposal for Solving EU Soft Law´s Challenges to Rule of Law and Democracy, by W Weiß
  • CILFIT ‘Motionless Titan’ Has Moved, albeit Softly and with Circumspection: Consorzio Italian Management II, by Lorenzo Cecchetti
  • Environmental procedural rights before European courts: still searching for a common script or multiplying avenues of protection?, by Justine Richelle

Latest Posts

  • Outsourcing Rulemaking Powers, by C Jenart
  • The shared management of EU funds: new perspectives and challenges, by M Eliantonio, E Korkea-aho, and N Vogiatzis
  • Organising intensive care transport in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine: Examining differences and identifying solutions, by L Kortese and S Sivonen
  • A Proposal for Solving EU Soft Law´s Challenges to Rule of Law and Democracy, by W Weiß
  • Good job! The General Court pats the SRB on the shoulder for its first ever banking resolution, by Jolien Timmermans

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