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Environment in the Courtroom II: Section 3 — Enforcement of Canadian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Laws

Environment in the Courtroom II
Section 3 — Enforcement of Canadian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Laws

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table of contents
  1. Half Title
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Preface
  6. Introduction
  7. Section 1 — Protection of the Marine Environment
  8. 1 Ship Source Pollution Regimes (Canada)—A Primer
  9. 2 Environmental Protection and Offshore Petroleum Activities: A Regulator’s Perspective
  10. 3 Protection of the Marine Environment: The International Legal Context
  11. 4 The Fisheries Act as an Environmental Protection Statute
  12. 5 Offshore Arctic Electricity Generation and Transmission Structures
  13. 6 Braiding Together Indigenous and Canadian Legal Traditions for Fisheries Management: Recent Pacific Coast Experience
  14. 7 LNG–Fuelled Vessels—Environmentally Friendly Ships for the Arctic
  15. 8 Going with the Flow: Tidal Regulation in Atlantic Canada
  16. 9 Pressures on the Ocean: Scientific Perspective
  17. 10 Anticipating and Avoiding Environmental Protection Disputes during Decommissioning of Oil and Gas Projects Offshore Canada
  18. Section 2 — Enforcement Issues in Canadian Wildlife Protection
  19. 11 Enforcement of the Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act
  20. 12 Reconciliation—Territorial Wildlife Regimes and the Future of the Northern Wildlife Resource
  21. 13 Buffalo in Banff National Park: Framework for Reconciliation in Wildlife Management
  22. 14 An Overview of Wildlife Legislation in Alberta
  23. 15 Wildlife and Habitat Protection/Management Other Than by Wildlife Laws: Roles for Courts
  24. 16 A Role for the Courts in Market-Based Conservation
  25. 17 Management and Enforcement Challenges for Highly Migratory Species: The Case of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna
  26. 18 Challenges in Receiving Species at Risk Act Protections: A Killer (Whale) Case Study
  27. 19 Administrative Penalties in Alberta: Overview and Latest Trends
  28. Section 3 — Enforcement of Canadian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Laws
  29. 20 Canada’s International Climate Obligations and Provincial Diversity in Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Fertile Ground for Multifaceted Litigation
  30. 21 National Carbon Pricing in Canada
  31. 22 Municipalities and Greenhouse Gas Regulation and Management
  32. 23 The Cap-and-Trade System for Greenhouse Gas Emission Allowances: The Quebec Experience
  33. 24 Enforcement and Withdrawal under the California–Quebec (and Not Ontario) Cap-and-Trade Linkage Agreement
  34. 25 Enforcing Canada’s Federal Methane Regulations for the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry
  35. 26 Regulation and Enforcement of Oil Sands Emissions
  36. 27 Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Canadian Agriculture
  37. 28 Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from International Shipping
  38. List of Contributors
  39. Index

Section 3

Enforcement of
Canadian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Laws

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