No. 33-3, November 2024

Index

• A place for people's knowledge in climate evidence: Exploring civic evidence in climate litigation
• Addressing governance challenges of digitalisation and sustainability: The case of central bank digital currency
• Addressing the international illegal wildlife trade through a human rights approach
• Can't see the carbon for the CO2? Regulating CCU value chains under and beyond climate law
• Data governance for the ecological transition: An infrastructure perspective
• Emerging technologies and environmental, energy and climate law
• EU public values governing the twin transition
• European approaches to wastewater reuse regulation: A comparison between Spain, Malta and the Netherlands
• Issue Information
• More‐than‐human by Jamie Lorimer and Timothy Hodgetts, Routledge, 2024, xv + 245 pp
• National discretion or broadening acceptable interpretation? A comparative overview of the transposition and implementation of the Water Framework Directive
• Navigating electricity network congestion: An examination of a principle‐based regulatory theory and strategy
• Navigating the hydrogen landscape: An analysis of hydrogen support mechanisms in the US and the EU
• Navigating the legal uncertainty around the governance of an integrated energy system using the values of the energy transition and energy justice
• Redesigning mineral regimes to strengthen the environmental rule of law: A case study on lithium in brines
• Reflexive EU environmental law: Exploring divergence in the French and German transposition of the Single‐use Plastics Directive
• Regulating AI in the ‘twin transitions’: Significance and shortcomings of the AI Act in the digitalised electricity sector
• Rights of nature in the Inter‐American Court of Human Rights: Understanding the ecocentric approach to the right to a healthy environment
• Successful conservation and management of kelp forests requires more ambitious use of international law
• Sustainability in regulating biotechnology: A new form of knowledge in regulatory co‐production?
• Sustainable development, international law, and a turn to African legal cosmologies By Godwin Eli Kwadzo Dzah, Cambridge University Press, 2024, 408 pp
• The awkward relations between EU innovation policies and environmental law
• The Czech Republic v Poland (Mine de Turów): Politics and implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive
• The Energy Charter Treaty: Letting the sun set on sunset clauses
• The integration of the ecosystem approach in the BBNJ agreement—An initial assessment of limits and opportunities
• The role of energy communities for thermal networks: An EU legal perspective
• Towards minilateral climate governance? Analysing climate club design options through the lens of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities
• Towards the adoption of climate change acts in the Visegrad Group countries