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Addressing the conflicts between climate-related renewable energy goals and environmental protection interests under the RED Directive
Massimiliano Montini
Journal:

European Law Open / Volume 3 / Issue 1 / March 2024

Published online by Cambridge University Press:

14 August 2024, pp. 209-219
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The aim of the contribution is to focus on the conflicts arising between climate-related renewable energy goals vis-a-vis environmental protection interests. To this effect, the analysis will firstly investigate the origin of such types of conflicts, which may also be named intra-environmental conflicts, and define their main characteristics; secondly, the regulatory choices made by the RED II and the RED III Directives to manage these conflicts will be presented and compared, with a particular focus on the three key features of the recently approved RED III Directive; thirdly, an alternative approach to address such types of conflicts will be proposed. This is based on the principle of integration, to be interpreted with an ecological sustainability reading of the principle of sustainable development.

3 - The Need for an “Integral Ecology” in Connection with the UN Sustainable Development Goals
from Part I - Policy Implications of Laudato Si’
- By Massimiliano Montini, Francesca Volpe
Edited by Frank Pasquale
Book:

Care for the World

Published online:

31 May 2019

Print publication:

20 June 2019, pp 56-67
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The Encyclical Letter acknowledges the “human origins of the ecological crisis” and contains a harsh critique of the destructive approach that humanity has developed on the basis of the dominant technocratic paradigm, which dominates the current economic and political life. To address such a crisis, Pope Francis proposes to embrace an “integral ecology” as a possible solution, to be sustained by a profound ecological conversion.

14 - Towards a new instrument for promoting sustainability beyond the EIA and the SEA
from Part V - Procedural dimensions of a rule of law for nature
- By Massimiliano Montini
Edited by Christina Voigt, Universitetet i Oslo
Book:

Rule of Law for Nature

Published online:

05 December 2013

Print publication:

21 November 2013, pp 243-258
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