Environmental Law for Transitions to Sustainability, 7

MARLON BOEVE is Assistant Professor at the Utrecht Centre for Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. SANNE AKERBOOM is Assistant Professor of Law and Politics of the Energy Transition at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development (Faculty of Geosciences), Utrecht University, the Netherlands. CHRIS BACKES is Professor of Environmental and Planning Law at the Utrecht Centre for Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. MARLEEN VAN RIJSWICK is Professor of European and Dutch Water Law and is Director of the Utrecht Centre for Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law, Utrecht University, the Netherlands.

Introduction (p. 1)

PART I. TOOLS IN GENERAL
Towards More Sustainable EU Environmental Law (p. 9)

The Programmatic Approach to Achieving Sustainability in Environmental Law: Is it Possible? (p. 29)

An Analysis of the Circular Economy Legislative Package: A New Paradigm vs The Old Wate Law (p. 45)

Preconditions and Constraints of Effective Private Environmental Governance (p. 59)

Why Reality and Truth Matter in Environmental Law (p. 79)

PART II. TOOLS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE PARIS AGREEMENT
Towards a Cumulative Effect in Combating Climate Change with Special Focus on Disaster Risk Reduction: Paris Agreement, SDGs and the Sendai Framework (p. 97)

Directive 2003/4/EC as a Tool to Learn from the Successes and Failures of the EU ETS: Reflecting on the EU Emission Trading System (p. 109)

Finding the Spearhead of the EU Low-Carbon Energy Transition (p. 129)

Energy Return on Energy Investment (EROI): Implications for EU Climate and Environmental Law (p. 147)

Restoration by Private Entities in Indonesia: A Hope in Saving 'Sinks'? (p. 163)

PART III. TOOLS FOR HALTING THE LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY
Rights of Nature as an Unlikely Saviour for the EU's Threatened Species and Habitats: A Critical Introduction to a Revolutionary Idea (p. 185)

A Comparative Analysis of the Selection of Species and Establishment of their Natural Habitats in the US and the EU: Protecting Nature from People (p. 207)

The Impact of National and EU Criminal Law on the Protection of Biodiversity (p. 223)

Overabundant Ungulates Causing Biodiversity Loss and Human-Wildlife Conflicts: The Role of the National Law and Governance Structure in the Italian Jurisprudence (p. 241)

Legislation to Manage Invasive Alien Plants in England: What is the Meaning of 'Landowner Responsibility'? (p. 251)

PART IV. TOOLS FOR ACHIEVING WATER SECURITY
Reporting Mechanism under the Water Convention: Innovation in the Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources? (p. 265)

The Concept of Environmental Damage According to Directive 2004/35 and the Derogation under Article 4(7) of Directive 2000/60: How to Effectively Remedy Water Damage (p. 281)

Challenges and Prospects on the Application of Directive 92/43/EEC on Marine Ecosystems: Need for a New Legal Framework? (p. 299)

Fees for Water Services in the New Polish Water Law Act: A Step Towards Transition to Sustainability? (p. 313)