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Název:		Civil liability for environmental damage : a comparative analysis of law and policy in Europe and the United States
Autor:		Mark Wilde
Rok vydání:		2002
Identifikátory:		9789041118912

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Anotace:	Environmental law is now a substantial and complex subject. Clearly, much environmental law is in the form of public regulation designed to prevent, or at least reduce pollution at source. Nevertheless, from time to time accidents occur with devastating consequences for the environment and the private interests which vest in it. In Europe, the names `SEVESO' and `BRAER' are synonymous with catastrophic environmental disasters. In North America, the `EXXON VALDEZ' disaster achieved global notoriety as a symbol of modern industry's recklessness in its treatment of the environment. Cases of this nature have highlighted the impact of environmental damage on private interests and have focused attention on the law of tort in this context. By adopting a theoretical and comparative approach, the author has endeavoured to answer the basic question of whether, through increased protection of private interests, tort has the ability to provide a useful additional means of environmental protection.
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