Environmental and Planning Law Journal update: Vol 38 Pt 4
By journalalerts on January 5, 2022
Posted In: Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ) Tagged: analysis of tort litigation in Australia and the Netherlands articles Bulga Milbrodale Progress Association Inc v Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Carving the Path for the Future of Climate Change Litigation Using Tort Law A Comparative Case Study of the Australian Sharma Decision and the Dutch Decision of Urgenda climate change constructivist position of epistemology critical realism development application assessment Eloise Culic epistemology EPLJ Francesca Cutri future climate litigation direction global commitment to limit warming to below 1.5℃ of pre-industrial levels Gloucester Resources Ltd v Minister for Planning Grace Huang Jasper Brown Matt Floro ontology place-based distress caused by environmental changes Professor Glenn Albrecht psychoterratic phenomenon Sharma v Minister for the Environment and Dutch Stichting Urgenda v Government of the Netherlands (Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment) social research Solastalgia solastalgia in State planning law Solastalgia Recognition by the Land and Environment Court of the Social Impacts of Fossil Fuel Developments use of tort law to advance the climate agenda