Journal of Environmental Law

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Environmental Law is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Regulating Heat Networks: An Appraisal of the Energy Act 202325
Corrigendum to: The Intergenerational Effect of Fundamental Rights: A Contribution of the German Federal Constitutional Court to Climate Protection23
Planning Policy and the Law22
The Place of Law in Technology Transitions: A Case Study from Chemical Risk Assessment18
Allocation of Institutional Responsibility for Climate Change Mitigation: Judicial Application of Constitutional Environmental Provisions in the European Climate Cases Arctic Oil, Neubauer13
Energy Geopolitics and Climate Law: Interdisciplinary Environmental Law Scholarship in a Geopolitical World11
The Role of Quota Systems in Realising Planetary Boundaries10
Systemic Climate Change Litigation, Standing Rules and the Aarhus Convention: A Purposive Approach9
The Obligations of the States in Respect of Climate Change Before the International Court of Justice9
Policies, Places and Practices: Why Environmental Law Scholars Should Care About the Levelling-Up and Regeneration Act 20238
Environmental Policy in Good and Bad Times: The Countercyclical Effects of Carbon Taxes and Cap-and-Trade8
A World of Difference: Overcoming Normative Limits of the ECHR Framework through a Legally Binding Recognition of the Human Right to a Healthy Environment6
Held v State of Montana: A Constitutional Rights Turn in Climate Change Litigation?6
NGOs as Lobbyists: A Casualty of Environmental Law’s Tunnel Vision?6
Climate Change, Fundamental Rights, and Statutory Interpretation6
Implementing Landscape-scale Environmental Management: Landscape Enterprise Networks6
On Cracks, Lights and Environments5
Exploring a Right to Submit Environmental Information Under International Environmental Law5
Narrative and Story-telling in Darwall & Anor v Dartmoor National Park Authority4
We Need To Talk About Method: A Call for More and Better Empirical Environmental Law Scholarship4
The Nature, Content and Realisation of the Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment4
An Example of Sustainable Development (In)Action: The Case of Waste Pickers at a Buy-Back Centre in Johannesburg4
A Review in Three Haikus4
Interpreting the Law of the Sea in the Context of Sea-Level Rise: The Ambulatory Thesis and State Practice4
Significant EU Environmental Cases: 20234
From ‘ILCs’ to ‘IPLCs’: A Victory for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Advocacy Under the Convention on Biological Diversity?3
Revisiting Missed Opportunities: A Self-Reflection on (Not Always) Writing Meaningfully3
Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2021–20223
From Extra-Territorial Leverage and Transnational Environmental Protection to Distortions of Competition: The Level Playing Field in the EU–UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement3
The Centre Will Not Hold: The Foundations of Environmental Law3
The Contribution of Urgenda to the Mitigation of Climate Change3
Climate Disruption in Canadian Constitutional Law: References Re Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act3
A Theoretical Framework for Transformative Corporate Intergenerational Equity2
The Legal Protection of Animal Parasites in International Biodiversity Law2
Regulation With Borders?—‘Nature’ and ‘Society’ in Marine Protection Areas2
A Duty to Care: The Case of Sharma v Minister for the Environment [2021] FCA 5602
Significant International Environmental Law Developments: 2020–20212
Restoring the Regulated: The EU’s Nature Restoration Law2
Trends in Environmental Law Scholarship: Marketisation, Globalisation, Polarisation, and Digitalisation2
Legal Dilemmas of Climate Action2
The Impact of the European Landscape Convention on Landscape Planning in Spain, Italy and England2
The Aarhus Convention and the Latent Right to a Healthy Environment2
Regulating Trade in Forest-Risk Commodities: Two Cheers for the European Union2
Waste, Fertilising Product, or Something Else? EU Regulation of Biochar2
Assessing Science-Based Decision-Making in US Climate Change Lawsuits2
Marking out the Interpretive Possibilities of the Aarhus Convention2
The ‘Living Instrument’ at the Service of Climate Action: The ECtHR Long-Standing Doctrine Confronted to the Climate Emergency2
The Living Wonders case: A Backwards Step in Australian Climate Litigation on Coal Mines1
Recent Youth-Led and Rights-Based Climate Change Litigation in Canada: Reconciling Justiciability, Charter Claims and Procedural Choices1
The Intergenerational Effect of Fundamental Rights: A Contribution of the German Federal Constitutional Court to Climate Protection1
The ‘Advance Interference-Like Effect’ of Climate Targets: Fundamental Rights, Intergenerational Equity and the German Federal Constitutional Court1
Environmental Enforceable Undertakings: An Innovative Tool to Repair and Prevent Environmental Harm1
A Brave New World: The Aarhus Convention in Tempestuous Times1
The Nature of Climate Law1
The Legitimacy of Specialist Environmental Courts: Integrity as Capacity1
The EU Environmental Crime Directive 2024: A Revolution in EU Environmental Criminal Law?1
Who Owns the Heat? The Scope for Geothermal Heat to Contribute to Net Zero1
Temperature Targets and State Obligations on the Mitigation of Climate Change1
U.S. Agency Experts in Shackles: The Quest for Information1
We Gifted the Ocean a Sea of Petroleum, Excrements, Robots and Plastics1
The Shrimp, the Judge and the Amendment: Courts’ Contribution to Aquaculture Regulation in India1
The Delicate Task of Including Different Voices in Environmental Law Making in India1
Just Transition as an Evolving Concept in International Climate Law1
On Human(made) Nature: A Socio-Legal Conceptual Analysis of Nature Restoration in the North Sea1
Advocating for the Environment, Charity Law and Greenpeace: A New Zealand Perspective1
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