L’État, représentant naturel de l’intérêt environnemental ?
The State has not an exclusive competence to defend the environmental interests before the Courts, but it has the most comprehensive approach to the general interest that underlies its protection. Individuals are limited in their interest to proceed by their personnal and immediate interest ; associ...
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Éditions en environnement VertigO
2015
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/be0d82f61ce84ad0b599e9535f557a53 |
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| Sumario: | The State has not an exclusive competence to defend the environmental interests before the Courts, but it has the most comprehensive approach to the general interest that underlies its protection. Individuals are limited in their interest to proceed by their personnal and immediate interest ; associations are governed by their charters and interests of local authorities are confined in the boundaries of their jurisdiction. The deficiency or the refusal of the State required to consider alternatives, parallel, complementary or supplementary solutions, involving a shared jurisdiction in defending the environment. |
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