Examining recent legislative and judicial changes in the law governing proposed developments, the authors find that a predominant trend has been the streamlining of the procedures by which proposed developments are reviewed. Although administrative efficiency and speedy review pose the risk of unchecked development, the authors suggest that the recent changes in the law have adequately accommodated the competing goals of environmental protection and economic growt
Some aspects of improving the institutional environment of nature-protect land use in conditions of ...
Bill 38 – the new Environmental Assessment Act – came into effect on December 30, 2002. The previous...
This study aims to analyze legal problems and ideal concepts in reclamation management from an envir...
Examining recent legislative and judicial changes in the law governing proposed developments, the au...
Local governments are adopting with increasing frequency local laws to facilitate low-impact develop...
This volume of new essays presents critical new scholarship on law for sustainable development. Its ...
AbstractSustainable development necessitates balancing the interests and concerns of both the enviro...
The new edition enables professors to teach a broad range of traditional and innovative land use law...
Sustainable land development is a global agenda. New policies are being drafted from time to time to...
Bill 38 - the new Environmental Assessment Act - has received Royal Assent, and is expected to come ...
Recent environmental concern has been drawn to the problem of industrial expansion as it relates to ...
The achievement of ecologically sustainable development (ESD) is depen- dent upon appropriate action...
This book reviews the common law principles that underpin modern land use regulations, including cov...
Land use planning is widely regarded as having a significant role to play in achieving or moving tow...
In the old days when the Administrator / Premier was the final arbiter in rezoning and subdivision a...
Some aspects of improving the institutional environment of nature-protect land use in conditions of ...
Bill 38 – the new Environmental Assessment Act – came into effect on December 30, 2002. The previous...
This study aims to analyze legal problems and ideal concepts in reclamation management from an envir...
Examining recent legislative and judicial changes in the law governing proposed developments, the au...
Local governments are adopting with increasing frequency local laws to facilitate low-impact develop...
This volume of new essays presents critical new scholarship on law for sustainable development. Its ...
AbstractSustainable development necessitates balancing the interests and concerns of both the enviro...
The new edition enables professors to teach a broad range of traditional and innovative land use law...
Sustainable land development is a global agenda. New policies are being drafted from time to time to...
Bill 38 - the new Environmental Assessment Act - has received Royal Assent, and is expected to come ...
Recent environmental concern has been drawn to the problem of industrial expansion as it relates to ...
The achievement of ecologically sustainable development (ESD) is depen- dent upon appropriate action...
This book reviews the common law principles that underpin modern land use regulations, including cov...
Land use planning is widely regarded as having a significant role to play in achieving or moving tow...
In the old days when the Administrator / Premier was the final arbiter in rezoning and subdivision a...
Some aspects of improving the institutional environment of nature-protect land use in conditions of ...
Bill 38 – the new Environmental Assessment Act – came into effect on December 30, 2002. The previous...
This study aims to analyze legal problems and ideal concepts in reclamation management from an envir...