Foreword

pp v-viii

Contents

pp ix-xiv

List of Cases

pp xv-xx

List of Contributors

pp xxi-xxii

Introduction

pp 1-6

PART I - HARMONISATION THEORY AND TECHNIQUE

pp 7-8

To Codify or not to Codify EU Environmental Law: That is not the Question

pp 9-26

Possibilities of and Limits to Codification of EU Environmental Law

pp 27-44

Harmonising Environmental Standards from the Guadalquivir to the Danube Delta: How can the Circle be Squared?

pp 45-70

European Multilingualism and Harmonisation of Environmental Law

pp 71-84

Internal Harmonisation of Environmental Law: Learning from the Member States?

pp 85-100

Access to Environmental Justice in the EU: Interpretation, Harmonisation and the Search for Consistency

pp 101-128

Environmental Protection and Symbolic Value of Harmonising Environmental Laws: Is Further Harmonisation the Solution?

pp 129-144

PART II - HARMONISATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

pp 145-146

Bridging the Gap between Soil and Climate Change in the EU: The Issue of Soil Organic Carbon

pp 147-162

Towards More Harmonisation in the Treatment of Wild Animals in the EU?

pp 163-186

Harmonisation Trends of Environmental Liability Law through the Tools of Civil Law: The Examples of Duty of Care and the Right to Personality

pp 187-204

PART III - HARMONISATION IN ENERGY LAW

pp 205-206

Harmonising Oversight of the EU Low-Carbon Power Transition: With an Eye to Sustainability, Energy Justice and Security

pp 207-236

Europeanisation of Renewable Energy Support Law: A Suspended Step Towards Harmonisation

pp 237-254

Blind Spots in the Harmonisation for an H2-CCS Chain

pp 255-272

Conclusion

pp 273-280

Index

pp 281-284

About the Editors

pp 285-285