Titlebook: Environmental Law and Ethics; John Alder,David Wilkinson Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 environment.environ

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Property Law and the Environment,s of the community from which the common law derives its authority. By contrast relevant statute law can be legitimately measured against such environmental principles as are contained in treaties since there is a duty upon government to comply with international obligations.

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Microscopes and Culture Media Fail,en, English public law relies heavily on discretion and is not at home with the idea of a ‘right’ at least in the sense of a fixed entitlement protected by rules. Private law relies on rights but these are intimately bound up with the idea of property.

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Institutional Arrangements for Environmental Law,ng effectively in the prevention of environmental degradation. In this chapter institutions include not only fixed bodies with clearly defined functions, but also defining moments in world environmental policies, such as major environmental conferences and conventions.

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,Environmental Policies — Sustainable Development, law, and draw attention to some of its main criticisms. Sustainable development is closely related to the precautionary principle that is discussed in Chapter 6. It is a strongly anthropocentric concept.

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Environmental Rights,en, English public law relies heavily on discretion and is not at home with the idea of a ‘right’ at least in the sense of a fixed entitlement protected by rules. Private law relies on rights but these are intimately bound up with the idea of property.

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