Environment, Law, and History

The Journal for the History of Knowledge  recently published an article by Sebastian Felten, "Sustainable Gains: Dutch Investment and B...

Next in the series of posts (the last one is here ) on "The Tragedy at 50" (by the way, if anyone wants a hard copy of the jour...

Erum Sattar recently posted "From the Moors to the New World: Lessons from Dynamic Water Sharing for a Colonial-Era System in the Indus...

The latest Environmental History has an article by Ian Matthew Miller, "Forestry and the Politics of Sustainability in Early China...

The McGill Journal of Sustainable Development Law recently published an article by Jamie Benidickson, "The Evolution of Canadian Water ...

The latest Environment and History has an article by Muchaparara Musemwa, " Sic utere tuo ut alienam non laedas. From Wanton Destructio...

[Another guest post, with lots of useful references, by Peter Sand of the Institute of International Law, University of Munich (see  here...

Geoffrey Palmer has posted "The Resource Management Act - How We Got It and What Changes are Being Made to It" . The abstract: ...

I recently came across "Theorising International Environmental Law" , by Stephen Humphreys and Yoriko Otomo. The abstract: This ...

Thanks to Environmental History Resources we learned of a new contribution to the fraught topic of responsibility for historic carbon emissi...

William Turner, The City (1961) Ben Christman recently posted "A brief history of environmental law in the UK" , in which he d...

Over at Legal Planet Dan Farber asks , "What do the numbers show about the trajectory of scholarship in international environmental law...

Over at "The View from the South", Charles McKelvey recently posted on the history of the idea of sustainable development . An exc...

The latest Environment and History  has a very interesting article by Paul Warde, "Imposition, Emulation and Adaptation: Regulatory Reg...