ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND WATER PROTECTION

FIRST PART.
GENERAL PROFILES.
1. The emergence of environmental interest in the legal sphere.
2. The materialization of interest in the environment.
3.The normative sources.
4. Functions and organization.
5. Functions and procedures.
6. Subjective legal institutions, damages and protections.

SECOND PART. INSIGHTS.
1.The environment as a function. Economic services and natural capital.
2.The transformations of legality in environmental law.
3.The allocation of regulatory and administrative functions.
4.The assessment of environmental risk.
5.The principle of sustainable development.
6. Market instruments to protect the environment.
7. Environmental certifications.
8. Government of the territory and environment.
9. The environment and urban plans.
10. Waste from disposal to prevention.

INSIGHTS RELATED TO WATER PROTECTION.
WATER AND ENVIRONMENT
Historicity and gradualness of the emergence of interest in water.
The supranational dimension of interest in water.
Organizational complexity: the identification of the areas of intervention and the competent subjects.
Water protection interventions.

SOIL DEFENSE AND WATER PROTECTION
Sources and fundamental notions
Distribution of administrative functions
Structure of the proceedings
Jurisprudence and main problems.