气候诉讼中的欧盟法律原则

IF 0.3 Q3 LAW
Esmeralda Colombo
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本论文质疑欧盟法律原则在气候诉讼中的作用。尽管欧盟法原则在欧盟总体监管框架中具有重要意义,但其在气候诉讼中的可操作性却未得到充分探讨。为了在气候变化诉讼的背景下理解欧盟原则,本文将其置于全球气候变化诉讼的范围和动态之中。其次,在此背景下,本文以判例法回顾的形式,分析了预防原则、代际公平和最低协调原则在气候诉讼中的新作用。迄今为止,欧盟成员国法院已审理了五起相关的气候诉讼案件,这使得本文可以通过这些原则在气候诉讼案件中的具体应用实例,对所研究原则的内容、地位和意义进行盘点。在这方面,本文发现各成员国的法院通过以权利为基础、以原则为支撑的论证,不断为气候和子孙后代提供保护。在这种情况下,国内法院似乎正在填补欧盟法院留下的规范空白,根据欧盟环境原则对基本权利进行解释,我将其概念化为 "通过原则的权利转向"。最后,本文对欧盟原则在欧盟法律秩序内外的发展前景进行了总结,从而有可能与其他司法管辖区进行比较。
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Principles of EU law in climate litigation

The present contribution questions the role of principles of EU law in climate litigation. Notwithstanding their importance within the EU general regulatory framework, their operationalisation in climate litigation is underexplored. To appreciate EU principles in the context of climate change litigation, this paper positions them within the scope and dynamics of climate change litigation worldwide. Secondly, with this background, the analysis develops as a case law review on the emerging role of the precautionary principle, intergenerational equity, and the minimum harmonisation principle in the climate litigation. To date, five relevant climate lawsuits have unfolded before the courts of EU Member States, which allows for canvassing the content, status, and significance of the principles under examination with concrete examples of the climate lawsuits where these principles have been applied. In this regard, the paper finds that courts in Member States have steadily provided protection of the climate and future generations through rights-based arguments supported by principles. In this context, domestic courts seem to be filling the normative gap left by the CJEU by interpreting fundamental rights in relation to EU environmental principles in what I conceptualise as “the rights turn through principles.” As a final point, the paper concludes with the prospective development of EU principles in the EU legal order and beyond, possibly enabling comparisons with other jurisdictions.

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