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First published 2005-2

On the Regulatory Choice of Refunding Rules to Reconcile the ‘Polluter Pays Principle’ and Pigovian Taxation: An Application

Athanasios Kampas, Laurent Franckx

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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First published 2015-12

Environmental liability under scrutiny: The margins of applying the EU ‘polluter pays’ principle against the owners of the polluted land who did not contribute to the pollution

Samvel Varvaštian

Environmental Law Review

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First published 2012-5

Interpreting the Contaminated Land Regime: Should the ‘Polluter’ Pay?

Emma Lees

Environmental Law Review

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First published 2010-3

Environmental Principles and Environmental Justice

Ole W. Pedersen

Environmental Law Review

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First published 2025-9

Balancing Utilitarianism with Access to Environmental Justice: An Indonesian Case Study

Achmad Irwan Hamzani, Achmad Soeharto, Taufiq Taufiq [...]

Environmental Policy and Law

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Case report

First published 2019-12

Non-discrimination and free movement in a Member State to Member State fiscal dispute: Case C-591/17 Austria v. Germany : Case C-591/17 Austria v. Germany,EU:C:2019:504

Augustin Chapuis-Doppler, Vincent Delhomme

Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law

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First published 2017-11

An exploration into municipal waste charges for environmental management at local level: The case of Spain

Ignasi Puig-Ventosa, Sergio Sastre Sanz

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy

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First published 1990-3

Vehicle Emission Regulation in Europe — The Demise of Lean-Burn Engines,The Polluter Pays Principle…. and The Small Car?

Sonja A Boehmer-Christiansen

Energy & Environment

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First published 2017

Public Interest Regulation? The Polluter-Pays Principle in Environmental Impact Assessments: A Case of “Bipolar” Regulatory Failure

Environmental Policy and Law

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First published 2015-5

Should the beneficiaries pay?

Robert Huseby

Politics,Philosophy & Economics

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