Trans-atlantic REACH: The potential impact of the European Union's new chemical regulations on proof of causation in U.S. federal courts Auteur Kersey L.E. Périodique/Collection Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review | Vol. 36(2); p. 535-569; 35pp. Date 2009 Source IUCN (ID: ANA-082290) Éditeur | Lieu de publication Boston College Law School | Newton Centre, MA, USA Type du document Article en publication périodique Langue Anglais Pays/Territoire États-Unis d'Amérique, Union européenne Sujet Déchets et substances dangereuses Mot clé Accès-à-l'information Substances dangereuses Cour/tribunaux Résumé Current issues facing North Atlantic Right whales and stakeholders(M.Moore);Antarctic whaling:Australia's attempt to protect whales in the southers ocean(D.Anton);Beyond Winter v. NRDC: A decade of litigating the navy's active sonar around the environmental exemptions(R.Kundis Craig);Policy considerations and measures to reduce the likelihood of vessel collision with great whales(J.Firestone);Whales,whaling, and the warming oceans(A.Rieser);A new paradigm for conservation of great whales in the urban sea of the United States - species in need of a 'green knight'(R.Strahan);a multi-facetted aproach is necessary to protect endangered species: a case study of the critically imperiled north atlantic right whale(R.Asmutis-Silvia) D'autres références Législation Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) (Implementation) Regulations, 2008 (L.N. 61 of 2008). Législation | Malte | 2008 Mot clé: Substances dangereuses, Commerce intérieur Source: FAO, FAOLEX