Environmental Liability & Transboundary Harm
Liability for Environmental Damage in International Law
Environmental damage; international liability; transboundary harm; state responsibility; civil liability; environmental jurisdiction
The article examines the fragmented international legal framework governing liability and responsibility for environmental damage. It analyses transboundary harm, civil and state liability, treaty and customary rules, and the contribution of international judicial practice to the development of environmental law.
KECSKÉS, GÁBOR
Geoengineering and Weather Modification Programs: Environmental Protection or Environmental Warfare?
Geoengineering; weather modification; environmental warfare; climate governance; ENMOD Convention; international security
The article examines geoengineering and weather modification as potential tools of climate protection and environmental warfare. It reviews historical programs, disputed military applications, the ENMOD Convention, and the need for transparent international regulation of emerging climate-manipulation technologies.
MERKI, GIANNA
The Liability Issue and the Notion of Environmental Damage: A Starting Point of Definition
Environmental damage; environmental liability; transboundary harm; state responsibility; strict liability; international environmental law
The article examines environmental damage as a prerequisite of liability in international law. It compares treaty-based definitions, transboundary harm regimes, and state and civil liability, highlighting the fragmentation of existing rules and the absence of a universally accepted definition.
KECSKÉS, GÁBOR
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