Winter 2010
The Role of the Environmental Judiciary
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A Word from the Executive Editors
By Juanita Bing Newton and Michelle S. Simon | PDF 
Issue Editor’s Note: The Role of the Environmental Judiciary
By Christopher Riti | PDF
Introduction
An Institute for Enhancing Effective Environmental Adjudication
By Sheila Abed de Zavala, Antonio Herman Benjamin, Hilario G. Davide Jr.,
Alexandra Dunn, Parvez Hassan, Donald W. Kaniaru, Richard Macrory,
Brian John Preston, Nicholas A. Robinson, and Merideth Wright | PDF
Increase in Environmental Courts and Tribunals
Prompts New Global Institute
By George Pring and Catherine Pring | PDF
Survey of Environmental Tribunals and Regulatory Schemes
The Austrian Environmental Senate
By Verena Madner| PDF
Environmental Courts and the Development of Environmental Public Interest
Litigation in China
By Alex L. Wang and Jie Gao | PDF
Environmental Law and Administrative Courts in Finland
By Justice Erkki J. Hollo, Justice Pekka Vihervuori,
and Justice Kari Kuusiniemi | PDF
Environmental Courts and Tribunals in England and Wales—
A Tentative New Dawn
By Richard Macrory | PDF
On the Quest for Green Courts in India
By Bharat H. Desai and Balraj Sidhu | PDF
The Role of Courts in Environmental Law—Nordic Perspectives
By Helle Tegner Anker and Annika Nilsson | PDF
Green Courts Initiative in the Philippines
By Hon. Hilario G. Davide Jr. and Sara Vinson | PDF
The Judiciary and Environmental Governance in Singapore
By Lye Lin Heng | PDF
Some Brief Observations on Fifteen Years of Environmental Rights
Jurisprudence in South Africa
By Louis J. Kotzé and Anél du Plessis | PDF
Experiences of Sweden’s Environmental Courts
By Ulf Bjällås | PDF
The United States’ Environmental Adjudication Tribunal
By Anna L. Wolgast, Kathie A. Stein, and Timothy R. Epp | PDF
The Vermont Environmental Court Judge
By Merideth Wright | PDF
Setting the Standard for New Models of Adjudication
The Case for an International Court for the Environment
By Stephen Hockman QC | PDF
American Indian Tribal Courts as Models for Incorporating Customary Law
By Elizabeth A. Kronk | PDF
A Judge’s Perspective on Using Sentencing Databases
By Hon. Justice Brian John Preston | PDF
New Method With Experts—Concurrent Evidence
By Hon. Justice Peter McClellan | PDF
History of Environmental Courts and UNEP’s Role
By Lal Kurukulasuriya and Kristen Powell | PDF
Asian Judges, Green Courts, and Access to Environmental Justice:
An Asian Judges Network on the Environment
By Kala Mulqueeny,
Sherielysse Bonifacio
and Jacqueline Esperilla | PDF
Educating Judges About Environmental Law By John Pendergrass | PDF
Emerging Theories in Environmental Law
On the Comparison of Environmental Law
By Jan Darpo and Annika Nilsson | PDF
Sustainability and the Courts: A Journey Yet to Begin?
By Klaus Bosselmann | PDF
Interviews
Dr. Parvez Hassan: Pakistani Environmental Laws
By Hannah Cochrane | PDF
Professor Bharat H. Desai: India’s National Green Tribunal
By Sara Vinson | PDF
Lalanath de Silva: Sri Lanka Environmental Laws By Sara Vinson | PDF
Book Review
Environmental Governance in Kenya: Implementing the Framework Law
by
Charles O. Okidi, Patricia Kameri-Mbote and Migai Akech, Eds.
By Hannah Cochrane | PDF
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