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Sixth
International Conference on Environmental Compliance and Enforcement
April 15-19, 2002
Proceedings
Volume 2
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Preface
Final
Conference Statement
Conference
Program
Welcoming
Remarks for Pre-Conference Local Event.........................Gerard
Wolters
Opening
Remarks by Day Chair.......................................................Sylvia
Lowrance
Keynote
Address............................................................................Ricardo
Ulate
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#2: Ensuring
Effective Environmental Enforcement Through Institutional Capability
and Performance Assessment |
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Summary
of Panel 3 Discussion:
Organizing
for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement
Moderator: Adriana Bianchi; Rapporteur: Piet Müskens |
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John
Cruden,
Environmental
Compliance and Enforcement at the United States Department of
Justice and the Role of Enforcement in Good Domestic Governance
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Marcia
Mulkey,
National
Compliance and Enforcement of International Environmental Treaties
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Krzysztof
Zareba, Organization
Model of Services Responsible for Control on State of the Environment
vs. Their Effectiveness of Work Based on Experience of the Inspection
for Environmental |
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Marina
Egorova,
Legislative
Bases of Ecological Control in Russia |
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Winston
Anderson, Domestic
Programs for Implementing Multilateral Environmental Agreements:
Establishing MEA Implementation Mechanisms |
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Krystyna
Panek-Gondek,
Experience
of the Inspection for Environmental Protection in Implementation
and Enforcement of Environmental Law in Poland |
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Ingrid
Zeegers, Behavioral
Control by Means of Enforcement in Case of the Surface Water
Pollution Act |
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Wang
Xi,
Legal
Control of Water Pollution in Huai River Valley, China: A Case
Study |
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Summary
of Panel 4 Discussion:
Raising
Awareness and Measuring Results – How to Define Success
Moderator: Lambert Verheijen; Rapporteur: Paul
Hagen |
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Mike
Stahl,
Performance
Indicators for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Programs,
Part I: The U.S. EPA Experience |
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Mike
Stahl,
Performance
Indicators for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Programs,
Part II: The U.S. EPA Experience |
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Brad
May,
Raising
Awareness and Measuring Results: How Do We Define Success?
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Henk
Van der
Veen & Peter
Müskens,
Environmental
Risks Associated with Activities Involving Ammonium Nitrate
in the Netherlands |
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Summary
of Workshop 1AI: Measuring
Success Through Performance: Defining Environmental Enforcement
Indicators (Group I) |
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Summary
of Workshop 1AII: Measuring
Success Through Performance: Defining Environmental Enforcement
Indicators (Group II) |
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Summary
of Workshop 1B: Administrative
Enforcement Mechanisms: Getting Authority and Making It Work |
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Summary
of Workshop 1C: Building Effective In-Country Networks
for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement |
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Summary
of Workshop 1D: The
Negotiation Process Leading to Compliance |
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Summary
of Workshop 1E: Training
Programs for Compliance Inspectors |
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Summary
of Workshop 1F: Environmental
Offenses: Criminal and Civil |
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#3: Raising
Awareness: The Importance of Environmental Compliance and Enforcement |
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Opening
Remarks by Day Chair, Gerard Wolters |
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Summary
of Panel 5 Discussion: Economic
Instruments and Voluntary Measures
Moderator: Susan Bromm; Rapporteur: Waltraud Petek |
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Lorenzo
Thomas-Torres, PROFEPA:
The New Vision of the Environmental Audit |
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John
Knox,
Citizen
Suits in International Environmental Law: The North American
Experience |
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Summary
of Workshop 2AI: Encouraging
Public Role in Compliance Monitoring and Impact of Public Access
to Environmental Information (Group I) |
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Summary
of Workshop 2AII: Encouraging
Public Role in Compliance Monitoring and Impact of Public Access
to Environmental Information (Group II) |
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Summary
of Workshop 2B:
Government
Programs to Encourage and Respond to Public Involvement in Enforcement |
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Summary
of Workshop 2C:
Promoting
Voluntary Compliance |
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Summary
of Workshop 2D: Self-Monitoring
Data: How to Ensure Accuracy and Integrity |
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Summary
of Workshop 2E: Environmental
Information Systems: Institutional Requirements for Collection,
Management and Access |
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Summary
of Workshop 2F:
Information
Management and Enforcement: Ensuring Effective Application at
the Working Level |
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Summary
of Panel 6 Discussion:
Information
Collection, Standards, Sharing, Access, Credibility and Use
Moderator: Terence Shears; Rapporteur: Paul Hagen |
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Mas
Achmad Santosa, The
Recognition to Right of Information |
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Hua
Wang, Public
Ratings of Industry’s Environmental Performance: China’s
Greenwatch Program |
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Markku
Hietamaki, Self-Monitoring
(of Air Emissions, Discharges to Water and Waste) in Finland |
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Summary
of Panel 7 Discussion:
The
Evolving Role of the Judiciary in Environmental Compliance and
Enforcement
Moderator: Manuel Rodriguez-Becerra; Rapporteur: James
Lofton |
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Michael
Decleris, The
Deep Judicial Control of Public Policy, Condition Sine Qua Non
for Environmental Order and Sustainable Development |
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Maria
Karamanof, Preparing
Judges for the Evolving Role of the Judiciary |
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Ioannes
Kapelouzos, The
Inseparable Link Between the Cultural and Natural Environment:
The Greek Experience |
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Winston
Anderson, Environmental
Law Enforcement: The Role of the Judiciary |
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Lal
Kurukulasuriya, UNEP’s
Judicial Symposia on the Role of the Judiciary in Promoting
Environmental Law and Sustainable Development |
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