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Dark Waters? The Place of Environmental Liability in the Environmental Policy Toolkit (Issues of Regulatory Methodology and Environmental Principles)
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November 26, 2020
https://doi.org/10.26521/PROFUTURO/2020/2/8436
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polluter pays principle complexity in the environmental liability precautionary principle environmental policy instruments environmental responsibility
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Fodor, L. (2020). Dark Waters? The Place of Environmental Liability in the Environmental Policy Toolkit (Issues of Regulatory Methodology and Environmental Principles). Pro Futuro, 10(2), 42-66. https://doi.org/10.26521/PROFUTURO/2020/2/8436
Abstract
The starting point of the study is that environmental liability is not only a tool of ex-post sanctioning and remediation, but also helps to enforce the principles of prevention and precaution. It examines the rules on liability for environmental damage in a broader context and links the various instruments of environmental policy by presenting their relationship to the environmental policy principles and typifying the policy instruments of environmental protection.