Critical to sustainable development is the use of a broad range of regulatory instruments. To what extent can information and disclosure instruments OR self-regulatory instruments serve as useful tools for achieving key environmental goals?

Environmental law

Su mmative Assessment
LAWS 30101 Environmental Law Assessment Type Coursework Percentage (%) counting towards the overall module mark 100./0 Assignment Deadline (where appropriate) 18-20 January 2022 (by 4pm) Word Limit 4000 words The return date of any individual feedback ANSWER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

Question 1

For climate in its approach to unresolved in 2015. in its failure As a negative and control regulatory tool for market. instrument In light of the complexity inherent in developing a global legal framework change mitigation, the Paris Agreement was ground-breaking reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, much was left The recent COP26 meeting in Glasgow has been hugely disappointing to advance global mitigation efforts. Critically discuss this statement.

Question 2

It is difficult to argue against the need for environmental regulation. externality, environmental harm reflects market failure. Whilst command approaches have many advantages, the most effective addressing these failures is, in fact, to harness the power of the Critically evaluate this statement, using one example of an economic from a jurisdiction of your choice.

Question 3
Critical to sustainable development is the use of a broad range of regulatory instruments. To what extent can information and disclosure instruments OR self-regulatory instruments serve as useful tools for achieving key environmental goals? Discuss, using examples of EITHER information and disclosure instruments OR self-regulatory instruments, from a jurisdiction or jurisdictions of your choice.

Question 4
Planning law provides opportunities for the public to participate in decision-making. Whilst the merits of public participation are well-rehearsed. its effectiveness is greatly dependent on the resources of those seeking to participate in planning decisions.
Critically evaluate this statement, providing examples in support of your arguments.

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