As planet Earth continues to absorb unprecedented levels of anthropogenically induced
environmental and climatic change, two similar academic schools of thought have emerged …

Environmental degradation caused by human action constitutes a severe threat to the health
of the entire global ecosystem. We therefore need to dedicate our attention to finding …

In my original article, I distinguished four historical and diachronical phases of
environmental law development:(1) the cyclical economy characterised by laws that, by …

Today a worldwide cultural and ecological crisis is apparent and only education can serve
society in a variety of ways to overcome this crisis. Education is humanity's best hope and …

How we frame environmental problems and their solutions matters. Under the UK Net Zero
Strategy and the European Green Deal, climate action—as a policy-and regulatory response …

This valuable second edition of Nicolas De Sadeleer's classic 2002 work is timely. The
book's systematic and insightful discussion will assist all actors and institutions in dealing …

The address explores how to create a legal paradigm that will better protect nature than
current environmental laws. The address argues for a rights-based approach to …

In recent decades, addressing the environmental issues through deliberate educational
interventions was optimistically seen by multiple actors, and has become a dominant …

In this paper, we begin reflecting on how 'futures literacy'–recently championed by UNESCO
as a vital skill that allows people to better understand the role of the future in what they see …

As one of the former Editors of the Journal invited to take stock of the current state of
environmental law, I found myself drawn to thinking about trends in environmental law …