Environmental Law in New Zealand 3rd edition

Since it was published in 2015, Environmental Law in New Zealand has gained a reputation as a ground-breaking, innovative commentary on the wide range of topics that encompass the field of environmental law.  

The third edition continues under the leadership of General Editors Peter Salmon KC and Professor David Grinlinton, who lead a team of expert authors to produce a work of outstanding scholarship and practical value.  The text brings together analysis of the conceptual underpinning and theoretical influences guiding the evolution of environmental law, along with the practical applications and challenges. 

This new edition incorporates discussion of:

• Significant law reform and regulatory changes such as the use of “fast-track” processes for developments of national priority.
• Integration of Tikanga Māori and its importance in Environmental Law.
• Climate Change litigation domestically and internationally.
• International Law and Agreements including Human Rights and International Trade.
• Sustainability and Ecological Integrity.
• Statutory frameworks for land, water, coastal, atmospheric, ecological, and heritage management.