Re-Imagining Environmental Law in an Age of Sovereignty and Control: Workshop
On 23 November, the University of Edinburgh School of Law hosted a free half day workshop in association with the Journal of Environmental Law.
The workshop is passed, and the the programme can be viewed here.
Ahead of the 2016 workshop: blog reflection series
In the lead-up to the November workshop, speakers reflected on the way Brexit may impact environmental law. Read their posts below.
Brexit: environmental accountability and EU governance
Alternate realities: Brexit and Pokémon
Air quality law in the United Kingdom at a crossroads
Beyond the binary: Brexit, environmental law, and an interconnected world
Nature Conservation Collection
In recognition of Earth Day 2016, the Journal of Environmental Law created a collection of articles on Nature Conservation, which highlights some aspects of the way in which the law is dealing with our relationship with nature and biodiversity.
Richard Macrory Prize
The 2016 JEL Richard Macrory Prize has been awarded to Emma Lees for "Allocation of Decision-Making Power under the Habitats Directive". Congratulations also to Jeffrey McGee and Jens Steffek who received an honourable mention.
Learn more about the Macrory prize and read both prize-winning papers for free.
Climate change and COP21 – Episode 32 – The Oxford Comment
The Paris Agreement has been hailed as a “historic turning point” in the battle against global climate change. Although, the problem it seeks to address is fundamentally multi-faceted, involving not only international relations and environmental law, but technical scientific analysis and philosophical considerations.
Listen to editor-in-chief, Liz Fisher, speak to the editor of Oxford Comment in this episode
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