This comment analyses the relationship between climate law and environmental law. It examines this relationship from both a normative and a descriptive point of view. Normatively, it brings together various strands from some of the existing literature to form an overall model of the relationship-looking at 'crowding out', 'crowding in', 'climate exceptionalism' and adding in 'climate unexceptionalism'. In descriptive terms, it considers, inter alia, 'super wickedness', instruments and governance, mitigation and adaptation.
机构:
Baker McKenzie, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Australian Renewable Energy Agcy, Canberra, ACT, Australia
WWF, Ultimo, NSW, AustraliaBaker McKenzie, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Wilder, Martijn
AUSTRALIAN LAW JOURNAL,
2018,
92
(10):
: 747
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749