Public interest perspectives in environmental law Author Robinson D., Dunkley, J.(eds) Date 1995 Source IUCN (ID: MON-053936) Publisher | Place of publication Chancery Law Publishing Ltd. | Chichester, UK ISBN 0471 95173 0 Pages 342 p. Language English Country/Territory United States of America, European Union, Germany, Brazil, South Africa, India, United Kingdom, Australia, United Kingdom Subject Environment gen. Keyword Access-to-justice Court/tribunal Abstract Contents: Section I: International experiences 1. Public interest environmental litigation in the United States 2. Public interest environmental law firms in the United States 3. Access to justice: Legal standing for environmental associations in the European Union 4. The right of environmental organisations in Germany to bring suits and the Environmental Legal Assistance Fund 5. Collective interests in Brazilian Environmental Law 6. ' Well-being ' and the ' Common man ': A critical look at public interest environmental law in South Africa and India 7. Public interest perspectives on the Bhopal Case: Tort, crime or violation of human rights? Section 2: UK responses 8. Citizen suits: Can we afford them and do we need them anyway? 9. Shifting the environmental balance 10. Access to environmental justice in public law 11. Legal standing in Scotland 12. Do public interest environmental law and the common laww have a future together? 13. Pollution control: A preventive approach for urban communities Section 3: Environmental courts? 14. A specialist environmental court: An Australian experience 15. Do we need an environmental court in Britain? Section 4: Conclusion 16. Public interest environmental law: Commentary and analysis