The latest issue of the
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (Vol. 28, no. 2, July 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Original Articles
- Benoit Mayer, Interpreting States’ general obligations on climate change mitigation: A methodological review
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María Eugenia Recio, Dancing like a toddler? The Green Climate Fund and REDD+ international rule‐making
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Belén Olmos Giupponi, Fostering environmental democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean: An analysis of the Regional Agreement on Environmental Access Rights
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Caiphas Brewsters Soyapi, The courts and the constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment in Uganda
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Refia Kaya, Environmental vulnerability, age and the promises of anti‐age discrimination law
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Xiaoou Zheng, Key legal challenges and opportunities in the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol: The case of China
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Andri G. Wibisana, The many faces of strict liability in Indonesia's wildfire litigation
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Sara Kymenvaara Lasse Baaner Helle Tegner Anker Laura Leino Antti Belinskij, Variations on the same theme: Environmental objectives of the Water Framework Directive in environmental permitting in the Nordic countries
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Minna Pappila, Summer loggings and bird protection: On regulation and derogations
- Case Note
- Ricardo Abello‐Galvis & Walter Arevalo‐Ramirez, Inter‐American Court of Human Rights Advisory Opinion OC‐23/17: Jurisdictional, procedural and substantive implications of human rights duties in the context of environmental protection
