Victorian Environmental Law in Context is a concise and accessible introduction to Victorian environmental law, its interaction with Commonwealth environmental law, and the policy and planning context in which it sits. It presents clear explanations together with summaries of critical analysis by key stakeholders on applicable environmental law in Victoria.
Concise extracts from state planning documents, relevant cases, reports from government, the auditor general and environmental organisations are included to situate legal content in that related planning and policy context.
The book is designed to support study and work in specialised areas such as the regulation of pollution, planning, environmental impact assessment, wildlife and biodiversity management, sustainable management, agriculture and similar topics, and provides a focus on the protection of biodiversity, climate change and clean energy/low-carbon development, and pollution and waste management.
The comprehensive coverage of Victorian law makes the text a valuable resource for law students, while its accessible approach is ideal for students studying environmental law in non-law disciplines in subjects such as wildlife biology and regional and urban planning, and in other business and humanities courses. The text is also a useful reference for environmental compliance officers, environmentalists, business managers involved in planning approvals, and public administrators involved in environmental decision-making.
Features
Places environmental regulatory content in context
Concise coverage across a wide range of environmental topics
Selected extracts illustrate areas in which policy and planning framework operates
Provides critical perspectives to deepen understanding
Visually attractive and engaging
Related Titles
Bates, Environmental Law in Australia, 10th ed, 2019
Gardner, Bartlett, Gray & Nelson, Water Resources Law, 2nd ed, 2017
Maguire, Environmental, Planning and Climate Law in Queensland, 2020
Martin, Understanding Sustainability Law, 2017
