| VOMÁČKA, Vojtěch and Ilona JANČÁŘOVÁ. Transboundary Impact Assessment from the Central European Perspective. Online. Czech Yearbook of International Law. Huntington USA: Juris Publishing, Inc., 2012, roč. 3, No 2012, p. 19-37. ISSN 2157-2976. [citováno 2024-04-24] |
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@article{986454,
author = {Vomáčka, Vojtěch and Jančářová, Ilona},
article_location = {Huntington USA},
article_number = {2012},
keywords = {environmental impact assessment; transboundary impact assessment; EIA; Espoo Convention; environmental law},
language = {eng},
issn = {2157-2976},
journal = {Czech Yearbook of International Law},
title = {Transboundary Impact Assessment from the Central European Perspective},
url = {http://www.czechyearbook.org},
volume = {roč. 3},
year = {2012}
}
TY - JOUR
ID - 986454
AU - Vomáčka, Vojtěch - Jančářová, Ilona
PY - 2012
TI - Transboundary Impact Assessment from the Central European Perspective
JF - Czech Yearbook of International Law
VL - roč. 3
IS - 2012
SP - 19-37
EP - 19-37
PB - Juris Publishing, Inc.
SN - 21572976
KW - environmental impact assessment
KW - transboundary impact assessment
KW - EIA
KW - Espoo Convention
KW - environmental law
UR - http://www.czechyearbook.org
N2 - Transboundary environmental impactassessment applies to the relationship betweenStates, with provisions found in customary andtreaty law as well as in the national legislation. This article considers both of these dimensions through an examination of the Prunéřov II power plant case. The authors discuss whether countries more exposed to climate change may begin to seek redress ininternational forums, and if unilateral national energy decisions can be challenged from across the globe. An overview of the legal provisions applied isgiven and the position of transboundary environmental impact assessment in the national legal systems and corpus of international environmental law is further analyzed. The paper concludes that the outcome ofthe case concerned remains to be more widelyviewed and that the steps taken by Micronesia will inspire other states and individuals to take advantage of transboundary impact assessmentlegislation and international customary law. In parallel, a very effective method of enforcement of national and EU law is being strengthened as the public in the Party of origin may enlist the help of the affected party or its public. This would certainly help to gain international publicity and may overcome or weaken strong pressures exerted on the responsible national authorities.
ER -
VOMÁČKA, Vojtěch and Ilona JANČÁŘOVÁ. Transboundary Impact Assessment from the Central European Perspective. Online. \textit{Czech Yearbook of International Law}. Huntington USA: Juris Publishing, Inc., 2012, roč. 3, No~2012, p.~19-37. ISSN~2157-2976. [citováno 2024-04-24]
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