The course will explain the impact of international law and the Sustainable Development Goals and critically examine the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the sustainable management of the environment and natural resources in Australia. The course focuses on aspects of particular importance to South Australia, including water, energy, resource extraction, climate change, biodiversity and the protection of cultural heritage (including indigenous heritage). It will examine regulatory instruments and mechanisms in key Commonwealth and state laws, as well as economic instruments and voluntary mechanisms. It will also address the role of dispute resolution mechanisms and alternative dispute resolution in the resolution of environmental disputes. First semester: November 28 – January 25 Second semester: depending on the registration deadlines for the second semester of Unisa. For more information, please visit www.unisa.ac.za/caes short course will only be presented if at least 20 students are enrolled. Ms Denise Francis Department of Environmental Sciences SLP and WIL Coordination Unisa Florida Campus Calabash, room 107 011 471 2800 franct@unisa.ac.za Mr Moima CSAES Unisa Florida Campus Office No 457, Phaphaha Building, 011 471 2577 moimams@unisa.ac.za Ms Marion Gaffney CSAES Unisa Florida Campus Office No 457, Phaphaha Building, 0114712616 Mgaffney@unisa.ac.za Mr Lutendo Phiza CSAES Unisa Florida Campus Office No 457, Phapa Building, 0114713092 lphidza@unisa.ac.za Not all courses are available on all of the above bases, and students will need to check if they are allowed to enroll in a private course. Provide an understanding of the key elements of environmental law in Australia and critically examine their effectiveness in achieving the goal of environmental sustainability. Frau HJ van Niekerk MDE The Department of Environmental Sciences Environmental Science and Management Unisa Florida Campus Office No. 462, Phapha building 011 471 2325 vniekhj@unisa.ac.za Zweites Semester: abhängig von den Anmeldedaten des zweiten Semesters der Unisa. For more information, see www.unisa.ac.za/caes overview of the nature of the law and the legal system; Introduction to the main elements of environmental law; the concept of environmental sustainability and its defeat in specific legal principles; Responsibility for the development and implementation of environmental sustainability laws in accordance with the Commonwealth Constitution; review of key legislation relevant to achieving environmental sustainability (land use controls and environmental impact assessments, pollution control and waste management, natural resource management (water, soil, forestry, etc.), biodiversity protection, energy and climate change laws, and the role of courts in implementing environmental law. This course aims to cover the legal foundations of Australian environmental and resource law and its interaction with other disciplines to achieve sustainable environmental outcomes.
This short-term course is useful for students who wish to develop skills in the legal aspects of environmental management application and develop skills in conducting environmental management compliance inspections and investigating alleged violations, and gain experience in the practical application of the legal principles of environmental sustainability and enforcement with a particular focus on law. of the environment. Bates, G 2006, Environmental Law in Australia. , 6th edition, Lexis Nexis LLMs in Environmental Law & Comparative Legal Studies. Online discussions, self-assessment, blogs, practical sessions and a portfolio of evidence. A concentrated program can be a good step in this difficult area of law plagued by monumental changes. Implementing provisions among other offices of environmental legislation 458, Calabash Building, UNISA Science Campus The short course will only be presented if at least 20 students are enrolled. * Equivalent full-time study load. Note: All EFTSL values are published and calculated to ten decimal places.
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