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An Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy in Canada, 4th Edition

Paul Muldoon, Julie Williams
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An Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy in Canada, 4th Edition examines environmental issues and trends through the lens of legal concepts and Canada’s regulatory frameworks. From the evolution of environmental law to the protection of environmental rights, readers will understand the connections between the environment and national and international law, governance, planning, economics, and health.  

This edition features two new chapters on approaches to climate change and environmental justice, along with expanded coverage of Indigenous Peoples. It also offers new fact scenarios, additional case studies, and updated discussions on emerging environmental issues.  

This accessible, cross-disciplinary resource is ideal for students in environmental studies, geography, urban studies and planning, political science, and public policy programs.  

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ISBN
978-1-77462-617-7
Page Count
474
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
February 2025
Status
Available
Subjects
Environmental Law
Tags
Higher Education Other

  • New chapter on approaches to climate change, discussing international and domestic policy responses and climate-related court cases 

  • New chapter on environmental justice, examining contributing factors, legislation, and the role of government  

  • Expanded coverage of Indigenous Peoples 

  • New recurring fact scenario boxes, presenting scenarios from environmental enterprises and agencies in various environmental sectors 

  • Updated and expanded discussion of emerging issues, including electric cars, CUSMA, single-use plastics, water fluoridation, species at risk, and more 

  • Additional case study boxes, highlighting relevant policy issues or legal cases 

  • Additional highlight boxes discussing terminology or legal concepts 

  • Expanded focus on Western Canada 

  • End-of-chapter summaries, key terms, discussion questions, and suggested readings 

  • Full teaching package, including computerized test bank, PowerPoint presentation, environmental research guide for students, and a new instructor's guide 

  • Includes insights from experts across Canada: Alastair Lucas, Peter Pickfield, Alex Ciccone, Nigel Baker-Grenier, Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson, Robert Gibson, Fe de Leon, Jacqueline Wilson, Maya Hribar, and Ramani Nadarajah 

Part I: Frameworks of Environmental Law
1. An Introduction to Environmental Law
2. Canada's System of Governance
3. Environmental Law and Indigenous Peoples
4. Legal Relationships: From International to Municipal

Part II: Tools and Approaches
5. Environmental Protection Regimes and Regulatory Tools
6. Sectoral Regulatory Regimes
7. Impact Assessment
8. Planning and Management Regimes
9. Corporations and Harnessing Market Forces
10. Approaches to Climate Change

Part III: Protecting Environmental Rights
11. Using the Courts to Protect the Environment
12. Using Administrative Decision-Making Processes to Protect the Environment
13. Environmental Bill of Rights and Access to Information
14. Environmental Justice

Part IV:Emerging Issues
15. Emerging Issues

Glossary 
Index

  •  PowerPoint Presentations

  •  Test Bank

  •  Research Guide

  •  Instructor's Guide (NEW)

For free instructor resources available to those who have selected this book for a course, please contact instructor support.

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Environmental Law


“The flow, logic, and coverage of this book are excellent, and the case studies are a very valuable addition. The authors recognize legitimate business concerns and the challenges faced by policy-makers and regulators, while being suitably critical when public policy falls short.”

—ALAN DIDUCK, UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG



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