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Environmental Law in the Netherlands: A Whole New Ball Game

Environmental Law in the Netherlands: A Whole New Ball Game

25 Oct 2019by André Gaastra
2019Environment
STANDARD NOM-161-SEMARNAT-2011 and the Special Handling of Waste

STANDARD NOM-161-SEMARNAT-2011 and the Special Handling of Waste

25 Oct 2019by Sergio Benjamin Bustamante Acuña
2019Environment
Environment 2018: Discussion

Environment 2018: Discussion

30 Nov 2018by Magnus Fröberg & Michael B Gerrard
Who’s Who Legal brings together Magnus Fröberg at Fröberg & Lundholm and Michael Gerrard at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer  to discuss issues facing environment lawyers and their clients in the industry today.
EnvironmentFeatures
Responsible Investment: Time for Lawyers to Engage?

Responsible Investment: Time for Lawyers to Engage?

30 Nov 2018by Doug Bryden
Doug Bryden and John Buttanshaw, Travers Smith LLP (UK) Responsible investment, under its various guises, is nothing new. Certain elements have been scrutinised by the investor community and its advisers for some time. However, over recent...
EnvironmentFeatures
Environment 2017: Roundtable

Environment 2017: Roundtable

15 Sep 2017by WWL Editorial
Who’s Who Legal brings together Paul Davies at Latham & Watkins, Michael Gerrard at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer and Leonard Griffiths at Bennett Jones to discuss issues currently faced by practitioners in the field, including recent...
EnvironmentFeatures
Globalisation versus Populism, and the Future for Environmental Regulation

Globalisation versus Populism, and the Future for Environmental Regulation

15 Sep 2017by WWL Editorial
Douglas Bryden and John Buttanshaw, Travers Smith Douglas Bryden and John Buttanshaw at Travers Smith explore how the UK’s exit from the EU may affect its approach to environmental regulation. 
BrexitEnvironmentFeatures
Environmental Risk & Enforcement: A New Playing Field

Environmental Risk & Enforcement: A New Playing Field

02 Sep 2016by WWL Editorial
By Doug Bryden, Travers Smith Environmental issues have always been a key operational/facility-level consideration for any major business. However, they have increasingly become a “board level” issue as awareness of the risks in...
Corporate TransparencyEnvironmentEnvironmental EnforcementFeatures
Mexican Federal Law of Environmental Responsibility

Mexican Federal Law of Environmental Responsibility

02 Sep 2016by WWL Editorial
By Sergio B Bustamante, Counselors International Abogados Mexico has assumed several international commitments in relation to the establishment of domestic legislation regarding liability arising from damage caused to the environment.
EnvironmentFeatures
Developments in Dutch Environmental Law

Developments in Dutch Environmental Law

18 Sep 2015by WWL Editorial
In light of several major industrial incidents over the past decade, the Dutch environmental authorities have become particularly stringent. André Gaastra of Gaastra attorneys at law highlights the increasingly rigorous regulation...
EnvironmentFeatures
The Past and Future of Environmental Law

The Past and Future of Environmental Law

18 Sep 2015by WWL Editorial
Theodore Garrett of Covington & Burling, winner of the Who’s Who Legal Lifetime Achievement Award 2015, writes about his experiences as an environmental lawyer and explains why it is such an exciting time to be one. 
EnvironmentFeatures
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