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The Environmental Law Toolkit is a community guide to environmental law in New South Wales. It is intended to provide a practical resource for members of the community with an interest in using the law to protect the environment. In particular, this guide covers the following elements of environmental law: environmental planning and assessment; natural resource management; pollution management; biodiversity conservation; and natural and cultural heritage. The guide also includes a chapter on environmental advocacy, covering topics such as: submissions, letters and petitions; using the media; access to information; defamation law and safe speech; incorporating an environmental group; corporations and environmental advocacy; environmental protest and criminal law; and seeking legal advice and representation.
THE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK was first published in 1988, and has been the standard textbook and resource for students, professionals and anyone interested in the area of environmental planning, protection and regulation in New South Wales. Professor David Farrier and Justice Paul Stein, together with over 17 experts continue to bring their insight and extensive experience to THE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW HANDBOOK. This long awaited new edition is written in plain English without glossing over the complexities of the law. It has been comprehensively revised and now includes a new chapter on energy, and expanded discussion on biodiversity, development and environmental assessment regimes.
Revised edition of 1988 guide to environmental law in New South Wales for professionals and groups involved in this area as well as students and teachers. Covers environmental planning, pollution, penalties for breaches, heritage and resource management, and building and development control. Contains index and tables of cases and statutes. The author is a professor of law at the University of Wollongong.