Trade and the Environment is a penetrating analysis of the relation between trade and environmental protection policies in the European Community and the United States. It argues that the international tensions arising from policies designed to protect trade and the environment can be resolved by the free trade provisions of the EC Treaty and the US Constitution, and from the setting of common environmental standards for all parties. It discusses also the contributions of the judiciary and legislature toward the solution of these tensions.
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"...Geradin has carefully researched and compared the relevant U.S. and European trade and environmental law and shows that there is not necessarily only one solution to various problems regarding the relationship between trade and environment. His well-structured book demonstrates the advantages of a comparative approach and encourages us to search for the best solution to each problem." Julian Kokott, The American Journal of International Law
"This is clearly the work of a scholar treading into new and exciting terrritory." Virginia Davis, International Journal of Legal Information
"This is clearly the work of a scholar treading into new and exciting terrritory." Virginia Davis, International Journal of Legal Information
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This study argues that the international tensions arising from policies designed to protect trade and the environment can be resolved by the free trade provisions of the EC Treaty and the US Constitution, and from the setting of common environmental standards for all parties.
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Article 3 of the EC Treaty states that, in order to achieve the general objectives of the Community expressed in Article 2 of the Treaty, the activities of the Community include, inter alia: the elimination, as between Member States, of customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the import and export of goods, and all measures having equivalent effect. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
environmental process standards, state environmental measures, state product standards, optional harmonization, environmental product standards, negative harmonization, stricter national measures, stricter national standards, positive harmonization, natural locational advantages, waste circulates, state environmental standards, transfrontier shipments, titanium dioxide industry, legitimate local interests, dormant commerce clause, allowing member states, authorizes member states, certain dangerous substances, minimum harmonization, transfrontier movements, interstate trade, proper legal basis, cost disparities, large combustion plants Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Supreme Court, United States, European Community, New Jersey, Clean Air Act, Common Market Law Review, Fort Gratiot, European Council, European Law Review, Belgian Waste, Journal of Environmental Law, Danish Bottles, Ecology Law Quarterly, Council Directive, European Parliament, New York, United Kingdom, Clean Water Act, European Union, Single European Act, Waste Directive, Dean Milk, Droit Communautaire, Environmental Law Reporter, Subsidiarity Seriously New!
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Article 3 of the EC Treaty states that, in order to achieve the general objectives of the Community expressed in Article 2 of the Treaty, the activities of the Community include, inter alia: the elimination, as between Member States, of customs duties and quantitative restrictions on the import and export of goods, and all measures having equivalent effect. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
environmental process standards, state environmental measures, state product standards, optional harmonization, environmental product standards, negative harmonization, stricter national measures, stricter national standards, positive harmonization, natural locational advantages, waste circulates, state environmental standards, transfrontier shipments, titanium dioxide industry, legitimate local interests, dormant commerce clause, allowing member states, authorizes member states, certain dangerous substances, minimum harmonization, transfrontier movements, interstate trade, proper legal basis, cost disparities, large combustion plants Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Supreme Court, United States, European Community, New Jersey, Clean Air Act, Common Market Law Review, Fort Gratiot, European Council, European Law Review, Belgian Waste, Journal of Environmental Law, Danish Bottles, Ecology Law Quarterly, Council Directive, European Parliament, New York, United Kingdom, Clean Water Act, European Union, Single European Act, Waste Directive, Dean Milk, Droit Communautaire, Environmental Law Reporter, Subsidiarity Seriously New!
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- European Environmental Law (International Library of Environmental Law and Policy) by Ludwig Kramer on 10 pages
- Environmental Regulation by Robert V. Percival on 6 pages
- International Environmental Law Reports (Volume 2) by Cairo A. R. Robb on 5 pages
- Environmental Policy of the European Communities (International Environmental Law and Policy) by Stanley P. Johnson on 5 pages
- European Environmental Law Casebook by Ludwig Kramer on 4 pages
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- The WTO After Seattle by Jeffrey J. Schott on page 252
- Local Remedies in International Law (Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law) by Chittharanjan Felix Amerasinghe in Back Matter
- Remedies against International Organisations (Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law) by Karel Wellens in Back Matter
- Diversity and Self-Determination in International Law (Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law) by Karen Knop in Front Matter
- Greening the GATT: Trade, Environment, and the Future by Daniel C. Esty in Back Matter
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