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G. L. Bach,G. Bartl,D. Wessinghageargues courts cannot completely replace these other tools. Because of the historical conditions in which pollution law develops, we should expect courts in industrial societies to initially develop legal standards that deliver limited protection against many common pollution threats. As societies gr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88228-9aces through wildfire smoke emissions and cloud seeding—virtually unregulated activities undertaken by a mix of public and private actors. These examples illustrate a broader theoretical point: that climate and environmental policy analysis and solutions are hamstrung by the limitations inherent in

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Spondylitiden durch Mikroorganismen, is that neither legal enforcement of property rights against pollution nor low transaction costs can be assumed. This often leads to calls for administrative regulation. Yet reliance upon property rights does not necessitate relying upon individuated property owners acting in an atomistic fashion

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S. Marghescu,H. Kather,B. Simon,W. Mohruency, a problem different from traditional environmental concerns and so requiring different tools. Markets respond to increasingly uncertain risk distributions by identifying means of managing risks that both reduce the potential for catastrophe and facilitate investment in developing the informat

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