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Principles of international environmental law:

Philippe Sands' text on international environmental law provides a clear, authoritative introduction to the subject. This edition has been updated to include relevant new topics, including the Kyoto Protocol, genetically modified organisms, and oil pollution.

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2012
Ausgabe:	3. ed.
Schlagworte:	Direito ambiental Environnement - Droit international Internationaal milieurecht Environmental law, International Internationales Umweltrecht
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Zusammenfassung:	Philippe Sands' text on international environmental law provides a clear, authoritative introduction to the subject. This edition has been updated to include relevant new topics, including the Kyoto Protocol, genetically modified organisms, and oil pollution.
Beschreibung:	2. Aufl. u.d.T.: Sands, Philippe: Principles of international environmental law. - Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke
Beschreibung:	LXVI, 926 S.
ISBN:	9780521140935 9780521769594

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adam_text	Contents Foreword xxi Preface and acknowledgments to the first edition xxv Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition xxix Preface and acknowledgments to the third edition xxxi Table of cases xxxiii Table of treaties and other international instruments xxxvii List of abbreviations lxiii PART I THE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 1 The environment and international society: issues, concepts and definitions The environmental challenge 3 The basis for decision-making: science, economics and other values 5 Science 6 Economics 7 Other social objectives 8 Sustainable development 9 The international legal order 10 The functions of international law 10 Sovereignty and territory 11 International actors 13 The environment and international law: defining terms 13 Challenges for international environmental law 15 Further reading 16 International environmental law: texts, articles and history 16 Sources of international environmental law 18 Primary materials 18 International environmental jurisprudence 18 Journals 19 International law generally 19 International environmental law 19 International environmental co-operation and policy 19 Science and the state of the environment 20 Environmental economics and development 20 Websites 21 History 22 Introduction 22 From early fisheries conventions to the creation of the United Nations 23 From the creation of the United Nations to Stockholm: 1945-72 26 UNCCUR 27 The 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment 30 Stockholm follow-up 33 From Stockholm to Rio: 1972-92 34 Post-Stockholm: treaties and other international acts 34 1978 UNEP draft Principles 36 1981 Montevideo Programme 37 1982 World Charter for Nature 37 1980 World Conservation Strategy/199 1 Caring for the Earth Strategy 38 The Brandtland Report and the Report of the Legal Experts Group 39 Conclusions 40 UNCED 40 The Rio Declaration 42 Agenda 21 44 Beyond UNCED: trends and directions 45 World Summit on Sustainable Development 47 Conclusions 49 Governance: states, international organisations and non-state actors so Introduction 50 States 51 International organisations 52 Introduction 52 History of international organisational arrangements 53 UNCED 53 The function and role of international organisations 55 Global organisations 56 United Nations (www.un.org) 56 UN General Assembly 58 UN Environment Programme (www.unep.org) 60 UN Development Programme (www.undp.org) 62 International Law Commission (www.un.org/law/ilc) 63 UN Commission on Sustainable Development (www.un.org/esa/dsd/csd/csdjndex.shtml) 63 Other subsidiary bodies established by the General Assembly 65 Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) 67 Security Council 69 Trusteeship Council 69 International Court of Justice (www.icj-cij.org) 70 United Nations specialised agencies and related organisations 70 Food and Agriculture Organization (www.fao.org) 70 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (www.unesco.org) 72 International Maritime Organization (www.imo.org) 72 International Labour Organization (www.ilo.org) 73 World Meteorological Organization (www.wmo.int) 73 International Civil Aviation Organization (www.icao.int) 74 UN Industrial Development Organization (www.unido.org) 74 World Health Organization (www.who.int) 74 International Atomic Energy Agency (www.iaea.org) 75 World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and World Trade Organization 76 Co-operative arrangements 76 Other global institutions 77 Regional and sub-regional organisations 77 Europe and the OECD 77 Africa 81 Americas and the Caribbean 82 Asia Pacific 82 Organisations established by environmental treaties 83 Non-state actors 86 Scientific community 87 Environmental, health and developmental organisations 88 Legal groups 88 Corporate sector 89 Individuals and indigenous communities 90 The media 91 Conclusions 92 4 International law-making and regulation 94 Introduction 94 Treaties 96 Environmental treaties 98 The treaty-making process 98 The 1969 Vienna Convention and legal issues relating to treaties 99 Interpretation 100 Entry into force 102 Reservations and interpretative declarations 103 Relations between international agreements 105 Amendment 107 Other international acts 108 Acts of international organisations 108 Conference declarations and other acts 110 Customary international law 111 State practice 112 Opinio juris 114 Treaties and custom 115 Persistent objector 116 Regional custom 117 General principles of international law 117 Equity 119 Subsidiary sources 120 Introduction to regulatory approaches 121 Direct regulation 122 Environmental quality standards 122 Product standards 123 Emissions standards 123 Process Standards 123 Economic instruments 124 Charges and taxes 126 Joint implementation and tradeable permits 127 Deposit-refund systems 128 Subsidies 128 Enforcement incentives 129 Liability and compensation for damage 129 Trade measures 129 Investment incentives 130 Environmental agreements 130 Consumer information incentives 131 Integrated pollution control and integrated environmental management 131 Conclusions 133 5 Compliance: implementation, enforcement, dispute settlement 135 Introduction 135 Implementation 138 National law 138 National compliance 139 Reporting 143 International enforcement 144 Enforcement by states 144 Damage to a state s own environment 145 Damage to the environment of another state 146 Damage to the environment in areas beyond national jurisdiction 146 Enforcement by international organisations 151 Enforcement by non-state actors 155 Enforcement in the national courts 155 International enforcement 157 International conflict resolution (settlement of disputes) 159 Introduction 159 Diplomatic means of dispute settlement 159 Negotiation and consultation 159 Mediation, conciliation, fact-finding and international institutions 161 Non-compliance procedures 163 Inspection procedures of multilateral development banks 167 NAFTA Commission on Environmental Cooperation 168 Legal means of dispute settlement 169 Arbitration 169 International courts 171 International Court of Justice 171 Contentious cases 172 Advisory opinions 174 Interim measures of protection 174 UNCLOS and ITLOS 175 WTO Dispute Settlement Body 177 European Court of Justice and Court of First Instance 179 Human rights courts 180 Conclusions 181 PART II PRINCIPLES AND RULES ESTABLISHING STANDARDS 6 General principles and rules 187 Introduction 187 Principles and rules 188 Sovereignty over natural resources and the responsibility not to cause damage to the environment of other states or to areas beyond national jurisdiction 190 Sovereign rights over natural resources 191 Sovereignty and extra-territoriality 192 Responsibility not to cause environmental damage 195 Conclusion 200 Principle of preventive action 200 Co-operation 203 Sustainable development 206 Introduction 206 Future generations 209 Sustainable use of natural resources 210 Equitable use of natural resources 213 Integration of environment and development 215 Conclusion 217 Precautionary principle 217 Polluter pays principle 228 OECD 230 European Union 231 Principle of common but differentiated responsibility 233 Common responsibility 234 Differentiated responsibility 234 Conclusions 236 7 Atmospheric protection and climate change 238 Introduction 238 Milestones in the development of atmospheric regulation 239 Trail Smelter case 239 Nuclear testing 240 Customary law 242 UNCED and WSSD 243 Urban and transboundary air pollution 245 1979 UNECE Convention on Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution and its Protocols 246 1979 LRTAP Convention 247 1984 Monitoring and Evaluation Protocol 248 1985 Sulphur Protocol 248 1988 NOX Protocol 249 1991 Volatile Organic Compounds Protocol 251 1994 Sulphur Protocol 253 1998 Aarhus Protocol on Heavy Metals 254 1998 Aarhus Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants 255 1999 Gothenburg Protocol to Abate Acidification, Eutrophication and Ground-Level Ozone 255 1991 Canada-US Air Quality Agreement 257 Sulphur dioxide 257 Nitrogen oxides 258 Ozone 258 Assessment, information and institutions 258 2002 ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution 259 Aircraft emissions: ICAO Convention 260 Emissions from international shipping 261 Ozone depletion 262 1985 Vienna Convention 264 The 1987 Montreal Protocol: Adjustments and Amendments 265 Controlled substances 266 Control measures: consumption and production 267 Control measures: trade in controlled substances 271 Developing countries 272 Technical, financial and other assistance 272 Reporting and compliance 273 Institutional arrangements 274 Climate change 274 1992 Climate Change Convention 276 Preamble, definition, objective and principles 277 General commitments 278 Reporting 279 Specific commitments: sources and sinks 279 Commitments: financial resources and technology transfer 281 Institutional arrangements 282 Implementation and dispute settlement 283 The 1997 Kyoto Protocol 283 Emission reduction targets and timetable 285 Policies and measures 287 Flexibility mechanisms: emissions trading, joint implementation and the CDM 287 Sinks 291 Developing countries 292 Reporting and compliance 292 Subsequent developments: Copenhagen, Cancún and beyond 293 Copenhagen conference (COP 15) 294 Cancún conference (COP 16} 296 Ongoing negotiations 298 Outer space 299 1967 Outer Space Treaty 300 1979 Moon Treaty 300 Outer Space Principles 301 Conclusions 301 Freshwater resources зоз Introduction 303 Customary law 305 Lac Lanoux arbitration 307 ILA: 1966 Helsinki Rules and beyond 308 ILC: 1997 Watercourses Convention 310 ILC 2008 : Articles on Transboundary Aquifers 312 Case Concerning the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Project 313 Regional rules 319 Europe 319 Rhine 320 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes 322 Americas 326 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty 326 Gut Dam arbitration 327 1978 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement 328 The 1975 Statute of the River Uruguay 329 The Case Concerning the Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay 330 Africa 333 Niger basin 334 Southern Africa, including the Zambezi River 335 Asia 336 Mekong River Basin 336 Subcontinental Asia 337 Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty 339 Conclusions 340 9 Oceans, seas and marine living resources 342 Introduction 342 Ecosystem approach 345 Protection of the marine environment 346 Introduction 346 Development of standards of international law 347 UNCLOS 349 Regional arrangements 352 UNEP Regional Seas Programme 352 Northeast Atlantic (1992 OSPAR Convention) and the North Sea 360 Baltic Sea: the 1992 Helsinki Convention 362 Caspian Sea: the 2003 Tehran Convention 364 Pollution by dumping 365 UNCLOS: general principles 366 1972 London Convention and 1996 Protocol 366 Regional agreements 370 Pollution from land-based sources including through the atmosphere 372 UNCLOS 373 1995 Global Programme of Action 374 Regional agreements 375 Atmospheric pollution 378 Pollution from vessels 378 UNCLOS 380 MARPOL 73/78 381 Other agreements on pollution from ships 385 Safety agreements 386 Pollution from seabed activities 387 UNCLOS 387 Regional agreements 389 Other agreements 390 Environmental emergencies 391 1969 Intervention Convention and 1973 Intervention Protocol 391 1989 Salvage Convention 392 1990 OPRC Convention and 2000 HNS Protocol 393 1969 and 1983 Bonn Agreements 394 UNEP Regional Seas Protocols 394 Liability and compensation 395 Conservation of marine living resources 396 Introduction 396 Milestones in the development of fisheries law 399 Pacific Fur Seal arbitration 399 Food and Agriculture Organization 400 The First UN Conference on the Law of the Sea (1958) 401 Fisheries Jurisdiction case 402 The 1972 Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment 402 UNCLOS 403 Territorial waters, archipelagic waters and the continental shelf 404 Exclusive economic zone 404 High seas 405 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement and other global arrangements 407 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement 408 1993 Compliance Agreement 410 1995 Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries 411 Regional fishery arrangements 411 Fisheries case law 418 Estai case (Canada v. Spain) 418 Southern Bluefm Tuna cases (New Zealand v. Japan, Australia v. Japan) 420 Swordfish case (Chile v. EU) 421 Marine mammals 423 International Whaling Commission 425 1992 ASC0BANS 428 1992 NAMMC0 428 Marine birds 429 Destructive fishing practices 429 Driftnet fishing 430 Bottom trawling 431 Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing 432 2009 Agreement on Port State Measures 433 Conservation of marine biodiversity 434 The international legal framework 435 UNCLOS and the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement 435 Convention on Biological Diversity 435 Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation 436 Resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly 437 Regional arrangements 437 Protection of deep-sea ecosystems 439 UNCLOS and the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement 440 Resolutions of the UN General Assembly 440 Food and Agriculture Organization 441 Convention on Biological Diversity 442 Marine protected areas 442 Marine protected areas within the EEZ 444 MPAs in areas beyond national jurisdiction 445 Conclusions 447 10 Biological diversity 449 Introduction 449 International law 451 Convention on Biological Diversity 453 Preamble and jurisdictional scope 454 Conservation and sustainable use 454 Access to genetic resources and benefit sharing 457 Biotechnology and living modified organisms 460 Financial resources and mechanism 460 Institutions and other mechanisms 460 Evolution of the Biodiversity Convention 461 2010 Nagoya Protocol 464 Global instruments addressing specific threats to biodiversity 466 Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety 466 Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species 472 Institutions 472 Preamble and definitions 473 Appendices I, II and III and international trade 473 Amendments to Appendices 474 Reservations 476 Exemptions and special provisions 476 Introduction from the sea under CITES 478 Enforcement 478 General instruments of regional and sub-regional application 479 Africa 480 1968 African Nature Convention 480 2003 Revised African Nature Convention 481 1994 Lusaka Agreement 483 The Americas and the Caribbean 484 1940 Western Hemisphere Convention 484 1978 Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation 485 Pacific islands region 486 Europe 487 1979 Berne Convention 487 1982 Benelux Convention 489 1991 Alpine Convention 489 2003 Carpathians Convention 490 Asia 490 Regulation of particular habitats or species 492 Wetlands 492 Forests 495 1994 International Tropical Timber Agreement 495 International Tropical Timber Agreement 2006 496 1992 Forest Principles 497 UN Forum on Forests 497 2007 Non-Legally Binding Instrument on All Types of Forests 498 Land, soil and desertification 499 1994 Convention to Combat Desertification 500 Migratory species 502 1979 Bonn Convention on Migratory Species 502 Birds 505 1950 Birds Convention 505 1970 Benelux Convention 505 Other animal species 506 1973 Polar Bear Agreement 506 1979 Vicuna Convention 506 Plants and plant genetic resources 507 Cultural and natural heritage and landscape 509 1972 World Heritage Convention 510 Conclusions 511 11 Hazardous substances and activities 514 Introduction 514 Definition of hazardous substances 516 Accident prevention, preparedness and response 516 1996 EU Seveso Directive 518 1992 Industrial Accidents Convention 519 Chemicals, pesticides and other dangerous substances 521 Registration and classification (including labelling and packaging) 522 Production and use 523 2001 POPs Convention 524 International trade 526 1985 FA0 Code of Conduct 528 1987 UNEP London Guidelines 529 1998 Chemicals Convention 530 Transport 532 The working environment 532 Nuclear activities and radioactive substances 536 Nuclear safety 537 1994 Nuclear Safety Convention 538 1997 Joint Safety Convention 539 Transport 540 Protection of workers and the public 541 Border area co-operation 541 Emergencies 542 Nuclear weapons and testing, and nuclear-free zones 543 Other hazardous activities 546 Energy 547 Mining 548 Agriculture 550 Transportation 551 Tourism 551 Conclusions 552 12 Waste 554 Introduction 554 Defining and treating waste 557 Municipal waste 557 Hazardous and toxic wastes (industrial, agricultural and mining waste and sewage sludge) 558 Radioactive waste 560 Prevention and treatment 560 Disposal 562 Disposal at sea 563 Disposal into rivers and lakes by other land-based sources 564 Incineration 564 Landfill and other land disposal and storage 566 Recycling and re-use 566 International movement (including trade) in waste 567 The 1989 Basel Convention 568 1991 Bamako Convention 571 1995 Waigani Convention 572 North America 574 1990 IAEA Code of Conduct on Radioactive Waste and 1997 Joint Convention on Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management 574 Conclusions 575 13 The polar regions: Antarctica and the Arctic 577 Introduction 577 The Antarctic 578 The Antarctic Treaty regime 579 1959 Antarctic Treaty 579 1972 Antarctic Seals Convention 580 1980 CCAMLR 580 1988 CRAMRA 582 1991 Environment Protocol 586 Other treaty provisions 591 The Arctic 591 The Arctic Council 593 Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme 594 Arctic Council Action Plan to Eliminate Pollution of the Arctic 594 Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment Working Group 595 Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna Working Group 595 Emergency Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Working Group 596 Sustainable Development Working Group 596 Conclusions 596 PART III TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPLES AND RULES 14 Environmental impact assessment бої Introduction 601 Non-binding instruments 602 UNCED and the WSSD 604 ILC draft Articles on Prevention of Transboundary Harm 605 Treaties and other binding instruments 605 1982 UNCLOS 607 1986 Noumea Convention 609 1991 Espoo Convention 610 2003 Strategic Environmental Assessment Protocol 613 1991 Antarctic Environment Protocol 614 1992 Biodiversity Convention 615 Risk assessment procedures 616 World Bank and other multilateral lending institutions 617 International cases 619 Conclusions 622 15 Environmental information 624 Introduction 624 Information exchange 626 Reporting and provision of information 629 Reports by organisations 630 Reports under treaties or other agreements 630 Reports of events other than emergencies 633 Information to and from non-state organisations 635 Consultation 636 Prior informed consent 638 Notification of emergency situations 639 Nuclear accidents 641 1986 Notification Convention 643 Monitoring and other information gathering 644 Treaty arrangements 646 Access to environmental information and public participation 648 1992 OSPAR Convention 650 1993 Lugano Civil Liability Convention 651 1998 Aarhus Convention 652 2003 Protocol on Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers 655 Public education and awareness 657 Eco-labelling 658 Eco-auditing and accounting 659 Environmental accounting 660 Environmental auditing 662 Conclusions 662 16 Financial resources, technology transfer and intellectual property 665 Introduction 665 Financial resources and mechanisms 666 Overseas development assistance 667 Multilateral development banks 668 World Bank 669 Regional and sub-regional development banks 671 Environment funds 674 UNEP Environment Fund 674 World Heritage Fund 675 Wetland Conservation Fund 675 Montreal Protocol Multilateral Fund 675 Global Environment Facility 676 Technology transfer and technical assistance 679 Treaty provisions 681 The ozone regime 682 Biodiversity Convention 683 2010 Nagoya Protocol 684 Climate Change Convention and Kyoto Protocol 685 Intellectual property 686 Technology transfer 687 Patents and other rights 690 Traditional knowledge 695 Conclusions 697 17 Liability for environmental damage 700 Introduction 700 State liability 702 Introduction 702 General international law 705 Defining environmental damage 706 Threshold at which environmental damage entails liability 708 Standard of care 711 Reparation 714 State practice 717 UN Compensation Commission 720 International crimes 725 Treaties 727 1972 Space Liability Convention 727 1979 LRTAP Convention 729 1982 UNCLOS 729 1988 CRAMRA and 1991 Antarctic Environmental Protocol 733 1992 Climate Change Convention 734 The work of the International Law Commission 734 Civil liability for environmental damage under international law 737 Nuclear installations 738 1960 Paris Convention 739 1963 Vienna Convention 742 1988 Joint Protocol 745 Oil pollution 745 1992 Civil Liability Convention 746 The 1992 Fund Convention 748 2001 Bunker Oil Convention 755 Private compensation schemes 755 Marine environment 756 Waste 757 Transport 759 Antarctic 760 1988 CRAMRA 760 1991 Antarctic Environment Protocol 761 Biodiversity 764 General instruments relating to dangerous goods or activities 766 Council of Europe 766 UNECE 770 Conclusions 771 PART IV LINKAGE OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND OTHER AREAS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 18 Human rights and armed conflict 775 International human rights 775 Introduction 775 Development of international human rights law 777 Environmental protection and human rights 777 Economic and social rights 780 Civil and political rights 787 War and armed conflict 789 Introduction 789 International environmental law during war and armed conflict 790 International law of war and armed conflict: general rules of environmental protection 792 International law of war and armed conflict: special rules of environmental protection 794 Conclusions 797 19 International trade and competition 799 Introduction 799 Trade measures in international environmental agreements 801 Unilateral environmental measures and international trade 806 WTO/GATT 808 Technical barriers to trade 810 Committee on Trade and the Environment 811 WTO/GATT dispute settlement 812 Reformulated Gasoline case (1996) 815 Shrimp/Turtle cases (1998 and 2001) 818 Asbestos case (2000) 824 Brazil Retreaded Tyres case (2007) 827 Assessment 829 Measures for health and safety protection 830 Beef Hormones 832 Australia Salmon 838 Japan Varietals 840 Japan Apples 841 Australia Apples 842 EC - Biotech 844 Assessment 846 European Union 847 Trade restrictions on environmental grounds: the role of the European Court of Justice 848 Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement 852 North American Free Trade Agreement 854 Agricultural, sanitary and phytosanitary measures 855 Non-technical barriers to trade 856 Competition 858 Institutions and dispute settlement 858 North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation 859 Border Environment Cooperation Commission, and North American Development Bank 860 African Economic Community 860 Competition and subsidies 861 Subsidies 862 Anti-competitive agreements 865 Anti-dumping 866 Conclusions 866 20 Foreign investment 869 Introduction 869 Investment treaties 870 Substantive rales 871 Dispute settlement 874 Global rules 874 Case law 876 Insurance 885 Conclusions 886 21 Future developments 888 Introduction 888 Governance challenges 891 Implementation and enforcement challenges 893 Future regulatory development 895 Conclusion 897 Index 898
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