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Events by elni-members
- International conference "Will national climate change legislation cool down global warming?"
The conference, taking place on 27th October 2011 in Brussels, is jointly organised by the Flemish and Dutch Environmental Law Associations. It will address climate policies and measures against the background of EU laws, regulations and EC policy communications that determine the contours for domestic actions. Another element is the role of the international carbon market. The second part of the conference deals with the diverse national and regional, even local measures at stake aimed at the mitigation and adaptation to climate change.
More information and registration on the conference website.
- The Hamburg International Environmental Law Conference 2011
In recognition of its achievements in environmental protection, the European Commission has nominated the City of Hamburg as the "European Green Capital 2011". As one of the core events during this year, the Hamburg International Environmental Law Conference will assemble lawyers and decision makers from governments, law firms, public administration, universities and NGOs. The conference will provide a high level forum for international dialogue on the strengthening and further development of environmental law.
The International Environmental Law Conference will take place on 15.09.-16.09.2011 at the Bucerius Law School Hamburg.
More information can be found on www.hielc.org.
- A High Level of Environmental Protection - PhD Thesis
"Le niveau élevé de protection, une exigence susceptible de contrôle - Considérations sur une règle essentielle du droit de l'environnement"
Theme: European Environmental Law
By: Delphine MISONNE, CEDRE, FUSL
Language: French
Where and when: on 8 September at 16 pm, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis, Bld du Jardin Botanique 43, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium.
More information: cedre@fusl.ac.be.
- Environmental Law and Policy in the European Union:
The Legacy of the Treaty of Amsterdam
Date: 19th November 2009
Location: Doelenzaal, University of Amsterdam, Universiteitsbibliotheek, Singel 425, 1012 WP Amsterdam.
On the occassion of the inaugural lecture of Professor Marc Pallemaerts on 20 November 2009, the Centre for Environmental Law at the University of Amsterdam organises a conference.
Several European Environmental Law and Policy issues will be discussed transdisciplinary by selected european experts.
Conference Programme (pdf, 21 KB)
Registration: Please follow this link.
- Aarhus and Access to Justice: Does the EC meet the grade?
Date: 9th June 2009
Location: At the offices of IEEP, Quai au Foin 55, 1000 Brussels.
In 2007, the European Commission published a series of reports examining access to justice in 25 EC Member States. However, these reports focussed on access to national courts and failed to examine whether the European Courts give individual citizens and NGOs access to environmental justice. The aim of the IEEP report commissioned by WWF-UK is to discuss the ECJ's performance against recognised indicators - including standing, costs and remedies - and discuss how improvements to the current system can be made.
Download the IEEP Report (PDF/281 KB) at the IEEP Homepage.
- The role of information in an age of climate change
Date: 13th and 14th November 2008
Location: University of Aarhus, Nordre Ringgade 1, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
An international Conference to mark the 10th Anniversary of the Aarhus Convention.
The conference will focus in particular on the role of public access to environmental science-based information and public participation in decision-making on issues related to climate policy as provided under regulatory instruments facilitated by the Aarhus Convention that are crucial to local, regional and global success of the UNFCCC
Conference Programme (pdf, 660 KB)
Registration: Please follow this link
- The Judge in Europe & Community environment Law
Date: 9th and 10th October 2008
Location: Paris - Centre de conférences internationales, 19 avenue Kléber, 75016 PARIS, France
An opportunity for judges and lawyers from the 27 EU Member States to meet and share their experiences.
The event will help both to identify key topic areas in which training in environmental law is required and to shore up dialogue between courts
Conference Programme (pdf, 340 KB)
Registration: sre-colloques@conseil-etat.fr
Presentation "NGO‘s assessment and recommendations as to Directive 2004/35/EC" by Thomas Alge (PDF, 89,5 KB)
- The International Workshop on regulatory impact assessment
Date: 15th and 17th September 2008
Location: Berlin - Hotel Angleterre, Germany
The Workshop focuses on the evaluation of the EC-Guideline on the system of (regulative) impact assessment (RIA) with emphasis on environmental aspects and Germany's approach to an appropriate impact assessment system on national level. The conference report can be downloaded here.
- Workshop on Evaluating the Environmental Effectiveness of REACh
(REACh:EEE)
In context of the German EU-presidency a Workshop with experts from environmental authorities was scheduled for June 25, 2007 in Berlin. It took place in autumn 2007. More ...
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