Environmental Law Before the Courts: A Us-EU Narrative (Paperback)

NY State Courts.- How the U.S. courts have interpreted the relevance of the U.S. Constitution to environmental law.- The ECHR's doctrine of legal standing in the era of modern environmental human rights.- Courts, the Environment, and the Irish Constitution.- The legal dimension of the environment in the European legal history.- The role of ECJ.- Administrative Courts and the Environment.- Judicial protection and the climate in the EU legal order in the context of Aarhus Convention.- Biodiversity Law before the Courts.- Climate change : what to ask to Courts" [cover the French administrative law cases "Affaire du Siecle" and "Grande Synthe" with very different approach (damage compensation vs action from State)].- How German judges decide environmental cases.- Environmental law in the U.S. legal system.- EPA and the evolution of environmental administrative law.- The contribution of the courts to the interpretation of the WTO Government Procurement Agreement - a European Perspective.- The concept of the public interest in environmental law.- The courts as change agents in the evolution of environmental law.- Arbitrating climate change before Investor - State dispute settlement tribunal.- Climate litigation in the Italian legal order.- The Relationship between Criminal Courts and regulatory authorities in the Italian environmental law.