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European Environmental Law Forum

The exchange platform for environmental law professionals

 

EELF 2025 in Ghent | Save the Date!

Climate Adaptation and Resilience - 
Legal Avenues for Survival in a Hothouse World

10-12 September, University of Ghent, Belgium

The call for abstracts will be published in December

EELF Conference 2024 | Thank you!

Sustainable Energy: Still United in Diversity? Integrating energy, climate and environmental law in times of geopolitical instability

28-30 August, Groningen, The Netherlands

Thank you to all organizers and participants for a wonderful conference!

Further information here.

APPEARED | 9th EELF Book

Rethinking Environmental Law

Edited by Endrius Cocciolo, Jordi Jaria-Manzano, Aitana De la Varga, Maria Marques-Banque

The book offers a profound exploration of the evolving field of environmental law in the context of our rapidly expanding human footprint on the planet. Initially focused on local environmental concerns, environmental law has evolved to grapple with the intricate and expansive implications of human activity on the earth system, particularly in light of the urgent climate emergency in the Anthropocene era.

Intersentia, 327 pp., ISBN 9781839704475 / 9781839705212

Please find further information here.

APPEARED | 8th EELF Book

Social and Scientific Uncertainties in Environmental Law

Edited by Tilak ginige, Iain Grren, Patrick Van Calster, Alain Simons, Joseph McMullen

Social and Scientific Uncertainties in Environmental Law explores how environmental law is prepared or could be better equipped to employ the best available knowledge and expertise, and addresses the knowledge gaps and uncertainties in the legislative, administrative and judicial branches.

Intersentia, 514 p., EAN / ISSN 9781839704031 / 9781839705236  

Please find further information here.

Available I 7th EELF Book

Environmental Law for Transition to Sustainability

Edited by Marlon Boeve, Sanne Ackerboom, Chris Backes and Marleen von Rijswick

This book presents inspiring ideas about how law can support the fundamental transition processes to a sustainable future and how it can provide guidance on the pathways to sustainability.

Intersentia, 327 pp., ISBN 978-1-78068-929-6

Please find further information here.

OPEN ACCESS!|5th EELF BOOK

 

Sustainable Management of Natural Resources

Edited by Helle Tegner Anker and Birgitte Egelund Olson
 
Intersentia, 2018, 257 p., ISBN 978-1-78068-759-9
 
The book can be viewed and downloaded here

 

AVAILABLE| 6th EELF Book

Environmental Loss and Damage in a Comparative Law Perspective

Edited by Barbara Pozzo and 
Valentina Jacometti

Intersentia, 2021, 536 pp., ISBN 9781839700262

For more information please click here.

Open Access|4th EELF BOOK

 

Procedural Environmental Rights

 
Edited by Jerzy Jendroska & Magdalena Bar
 
Intersentia, 2018, 502 p., ISBN 9781780686103 
 
The book can be viewed and downloaded here.

Open Access|3rd EELF BOOK

 

The Effectiveness of Environmental Law

Edited by Sandrine Maljean-Dubois
 
Intersentia, 2017, 348 p., ISBN 978-1-78068-467-3
 
The book can be viewed and downloaded here.
 

Open Access|2nd EELF BOOK

EU Environmental and Planning Law Aspects 
of Large-Scale Projects

Edited by Bernard Vanheusden & Lorenzo Suintani
Intersentia, 2016, 348 p., ISBN 978178068381
 
The book can be viewed and downloaded here.

ONLINE| FIRST EELF BOOK

Sustainable Energy United in Diversity: Challenges and Approaches in Energy Transition in the EU
 
Edited by L. Squintani and H.H.B. Vedder with M. Reese and B. Vanheusden.
 
Download the first volume of our open source, peer-reviewed publication series  here.
EELF 2015

Video | 2015 EELF Conference

The 2015 EELF Conference, hosted by Centre d'Edtudes et de Recherches Internationales et Communautaires (CERIC) in Aix-en-Provence, provided a fruitful platform for scholars, practitioners and decision makers to discuss the effectiveness of environmental law.
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Members

EELF membership is open to all environmental law professionals, scholars and students who credibly prove their serious professional engagement in environmental law; it implies no fees and offers unique networking, communication and participation opportunities.  Read more...