Principles of EU Environmental Law as Underlying Principles of AQD and END: Prevention, Precaution, Correction, Subsidiarity, Proportionality

Dr Matthias Keller

Principles of EU Environmental Law as Underlying Principles of AQD and END: Prevention, Precaution, Correction, Subsidiarity, Proportionality

Dr Matthias Keller

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HOW TO HANDLE COURT PROCEEDINGS INVOKING NON-COMPLIANCE WITH EU AIR QUALITY AND NOISE LEGISLATION
Common Understanding of Two Directives
Structure of the Presentation on END and AQD
Understanding END and AQD by looking at the offical title
Understanding END and AQD by finding their legal basis (1/2)
Understanding END and AQD by finding their legal basis (2/2)
Understanding END and AQD by understanding its underlying objectives
Understanding END and AQD by by its underlying principles (1 to 5)
Where principles give guidance to the legal practitioner
What do we mean when we say „principle“?
High level of protection: Is it a legal principle?
Precautionary principle
Comprehensive information
Preventive action should be taken (Prevention)
Prevention and Precaution
Understanding END and AQD by the context of the EU‘s integrated preventive approach
„Damage should be rectified at source …“ (Rectification at source principle)
Polluter should pay… (Polluter pays principle – PPP)
The Principle of Subsidiarity
The Principle of Proportionality
Recital 25 of AQD is reflecting what has been said before
Recital 7 of END is reflecting what has been said before

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