Environmental & Resource Law

This convenient one-volume desk edition provides thorough yet concise coverage of oil and gas law.

Explores the concept of global justice and how it can help enhance the capacity of extractive industry dispute prevention and resolution mechanisms, to better address the needs of local communities.

Features commentary, forms and precedents as well as access to all federal and provincial legislation dealing with the exploration, production, conservation, transmission, sale and taxation of oil and gas.

Carbon Trading Law and Practice by Scott Deatherage includes a comprehensive examination of state, federal, and international climate change and greenhouse gas laws and regulations, emissions trading, international and EU law, other reduction programs, carbon credit projects and financing, climate change disclosure, and the US regulatory regime for greenhouse gas regulation and emissions trading.

Halsbury's Environment volume provides a clear and straightforward understanding of the maze of laws, regulations and legal issues that frame the subject area of environmental law.

Provides comprehensive coverage of Canadian environmental law. It focuses on laws enacted to protect the natural environment, particularly legislation dealing with environmental impact assessment, environmental remediation and enhancement, waste management and pollution control.

Written by one of Canada's most respected energy sector lawyers, the title Oil and Gas, Special Edition provides a concise, organized and informed narrative of the law that governs the ownership of, access to, and extraction of oil and natural gas in Canada.

Offers information on Canadian environmental processes and regulatory regimes such as pesticide laws, nutrient management schemes, source water protection processes and opportunities for public engagement and participation, as well as environmental approvals and permits.

This volume provides a comprehensive overview of the various aspects of business law that are relevant to Indigenous communities in Canada and to Aboriginal economic development.

The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) is the primary vehicle for enabling the government to review most chemicals, other than foods, drugs, cosmetics and pesticides, before they are introduced into commerce. It was overhauled in 2016 when the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act was signed into law, reforming the basic approach to chemical regulation (the first substantive change to TSCA in 40 years). This treatise addresses the modifications in the Lautenberg Act and provides substantive guidance on how to adapt compliance programs to meet those requirements.