The Environment and Climate Change Law Review

Contents,

Contents.
Preface.
Theodore L. Garrett.
Chapter 1 Australia.
Jennifer Hughes, Ilona Millar and Roopa Varadharajan.
Chapter 2. Brazil.
Lina Pimentel García, Luis Gustavo Bezerra, Viviane Otsubo Kwon and Me Ferreira Cirilo.
Chapter 3 Canada.
Jonathan Cocker.
Chapter 4. China.
Cheng Xiaofeng, Hu Ke, Jiang Xinyan.
Chapter 5. European Union.
Jacquelyn F. MacLennan and Tallas S. Hussain.
Chapter 6. France.
Christian Huglo.
Chapter 7. Germany.
Dirk Uwer and Moritz Rademacher.
Chapter 8. India.
Sanjeev Kapoor and Nawneet Vibbaw.
Chapter 9. Italy.
Gianluca Atzori.
Chapter 10. México.
Ricardo Eloy Evangelista Garcia and Mariana Arrieta Maza.
Chapter 11. Netherlands.
Jochem Spaans, Seppe Stax, Rob Van Der Hulle and Marjet Van Bezooijen.
Chapter 12. Portugal.
Manuel Gouveia Pereira.
Chapter 13. Russia.
Sergey Kozlov.
Chapter 14. Spain.
Carlos de Miguel and Bárbara Fernández.
Chpater 15. Turkey.
Umit Herguner, Deniz Tuncel and Zeynep Tor.
Chapter 16. United Kingdom.
Tallat S. Hussain.
Chpater 17. United States.
Theodore L. Garrett.

This book presents an overview and, of necessity, omits many details. The book should thus be viewed as a starting point rather than a comprehensive guide. Each chapter of this booik, including mine, represents the views of the author in his or her individual capacity, and does not necessarily reflect the views of the authors´firms or clients, or the authors of other chapters, or muy views as the editor. This book does not provide legal advice, which should be obtained from the reader´s own lawyers.