Browsing by Author "Barton, Barry"
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Carbon capture and storage law for New Zealand: A comparative study
(Centre for Environmental Law, the University of Auckland, 2009)Carbon capture and storage, or geosequestration, is an emerging technique to address climate change by reducing emissions of carbon dioxide. New Zealand law does not presently provide for carbon capture and storage. The ... -
Carbon capture and storage: Designing the legal and regulatory framework for New Zealand
(Centre for Environmental, Resources and Energy law, The University of Waikato, 2013-09)The purpose of this Report is to identify the best possible legal framework for carbon capture and storage (CCS) in New Zealand. The Report is of a study funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment under ... -
Compensating for ecological harm - the state of play in New Zealand
(New Zealand Ecological Society, 2014-01-01)Ecological compensation involves measures to create positive conservation outcomes intended to offset the residual impacts of development (e.g. restoration planting, pest control). Rarely, however, have the exchanges ... -
The Denominator problem: Energy demand in a sustainable energy policy
(The Institute for Governance and Policy Studies, School of Government at Victoria University of Wellington, 2013)Often when people think of policy for long-term sustainability they think of energy supply and not energy demand. What comes to mind often are new sources of supply on the very edge of technology, such as shale gas and ... -
Different kinds of argument for applying property law to resource consents
(Resource Management Law Association, 2016)Two recent Court of Appeal cases present an opportunity for making progress in unravelling some of the puzzles about the extent to which the holder of a Resource Management Act resource consent, such as a water permit, ...
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Would a water market system coupled with a beneficial use doctrine similar to that of the western United States help foster sustainability of water resource allocation in New Zealand?
(University of Waikato, 2016)In New Zealand, water supply has historically been a given. There is a perception that the country is well-watered and up to a point this is true, or at least has been true. However water is not always available at the ... -
Cycling Safety in New Zealand: An Analysis of Law and Policy
(University of Waikato, 2015)After a number of cyclist deaths over recent years in New Zealand, cycle advocates and policy makers have been pondering the issues relating to safety of cyclists on New Zealand roads. Press reports have highlighted a ... -
Boundaries of absolute protection: distribution of benefit and harm to birds through law and planning in New Zealand
(University of Waikato, 2014)Endemic birds in New Zealand are under threat, and increasingly so, as human activity reshapes the land, reconstitutes the water, consumes space and resources and alters faunal composition. The decline of biodiversity is ... -
Towards Robust Exchanges: Evaluating Ecological Compensation in New Zealand
(University of Waikato, 2014)Ecological compensation is commonly employed but rarely evaluated around the world. In order to assess application of the tool in New Zealand, a systematic nationwide review was undertaken. The research used a combination ... -
The Legal Framework for Energy Efficiency in Road Transport: A Critique of Legislation, Regulation, and Policy in New Zealand
(University of Waikato, 2012)Energy efficiency provides a feasible way by which transport emissions can be reduced, air quality can be improved, and security of supply can be increased. In light of energy security and climate change, improving efficiency ...
