Environmental Courts in Comparative Perspective: Preliminary Reflections on the National Green Tribunal of India

Domenico Amirante

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1. Making environmental law sustainable: the role of judiciary, subsidiary but essential. 2. Judges and environment: general jurisdictions, green benches, Environmental Courts and Tribunals. 3. The reticence of Europe and USA towards Environmental Courts versus the Australasian model. 4. The origins of the National Green Tribunal of India: the centrality of the Supreme Court in a judge-driven reform. 5. Outstanding features of the National Green Tribunal. 6. Comparative conclusions.

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