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Comments Case-law Comments English commentsTitle: “Judgment of 13 December 2013, T-240/10 – Hungary v Commission. (“Amflora potato”)” Author and translation: Isabel Hernández San Juan, Doctoral Student. Public Law Department, Carlos III University Of Madrid, ihernand@der-pu.uc3m.es Doi: https://doi.org/10.56398/ajacieda.00209 11 July 2011
Comments Legislation Comments English commentsTitle: “Features, Innovations And Shortcomings Of The Bill On Waste And Contaminated Soils” Author: José Francisco Alenza García, Professor of Administrative Law of Public University of Navarra Doi: https://doi.org/10.56398/ajacieda.00200 22 June 2011
Comments English commentsTitle: “Biomass, A Renewable Energy Climbing Steps. Regarding The Castille and León Bioenergy Regional Plan” Author: Eva Blasco Hedo, Responsible of the Research and Formation Unit of CIEDA-CIEMAT (International Center for Environmental Law Studies) Key words: Biomass; renewable energies evolution; terms included in the concept of biomass; advantages and drawbacks; Bioenergy Plan; Castile and León. Doi: https://doi.org/10.56398/ajacieda.00199
3 May 2011
Comments Legislation Comments English commentsTitle: “Environmental Sustainability And Administrative Law: A New Solution To The Economic Crisis Or A Constitutional Requirement? With Reference To The New Spanish Sustainable Economy Act (Ley De Economía Sostenible)” Author: Francisco Javier Sanz Larruga, Professor of Administrative Law of University of A Coruña (Spain) Reception date: April 21st, 2011 Acceptance date: April 29th, 2011 Doi: https://doi.org/10.56398/ajacieda.00198 Abstract: The successful formulation of the sustainability paradigm – in its many aspects: environmental, social and economic- spreading in many programmatic and strategic documents of international organizations and national governments carried out in the context of the present economic crisis, sets out important problems of legal interpretation when it comes to introducing them uncritically in standard-setting instruments. Sustainable development is not a mere conceptual resource derived from the new trends on environmental economy but a real legal principle that can be translated into important requirements and mandates aimed to the rational use of natural resources and its protection on the future generations. If the aim is to achieve efficiently these objectives, the reception of the sustainability criteria – or at least the environmental ones- in the Leer más 18 April 2011
Comments English commentsTitle: “Decisive Boost In The Consolidation Of A Responsible Public Procurement. Green Contracts: From Ability To Obligation” Author: Patricia Valcárcel Fernández, Adjoint Doctor Professor of Administrative Law of University of Vigo Reception date: March 28th, 2011 Acceptance date: April 4th, 2011 Doi: https://doi.org/10.56398/ajacieda.00197 Abstract: The concern about environmental protection is a target that has made its way into different policies and actions promoted by the EU. Community regulations enacted in order to gradually harmonize public procurement procedures have also followed this tendency. In any case, taking into account that the individuals included in EU law scope are the main consumers in the great internal market, the integration of environmental criteria into public procurement procedures will constitute one of the best ways to implement the environmental principle of prevention.
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