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Hacia la ley europea del clima: las evaluaciones científicas y el futuro papel de las respuestas jurídicas de los estados miembros

2021

Los problemas climáticos son temas persistentes y omnipresentes dentro de las políticas y legislaciones contemporáneas, que exigen un enfoque interdisciplinario para promover soluciones jurídicas adecuadas para la complejidad del tema. Paradójicamente, las propagandas negacionistas, lejos de bloquear las acciones climáticas, las han propiciado, lo que ha llevado al establecimiento de un organismo científico super partes que reconociese las cuestiones climáticas a través de informes científicos avanzados: el Grupo Intergubernamental de Expertos sobre el Cambio Climático de la ONU (IPCC). Desde entonces, muchos países han usado los hallazgos del IPCC como base científica para desarrollar polí…

:CIENCIAS JURÍDICAS [UNESCO]Cambio Climático; Ley Europea del Clima; Pacto Verde Europeo IPCC; Derecho Público Comparadoas well as on the role that EU Members States? legislations will play in facing climate issues. Cambio climáticoIPCC2070-8157 22082 Revista Boliviana de Derecho 584568 2021 32 8055237 Hacia la ley europea del clima las evaluaciones científicas y el futuro papel de las respuestas jurídicas de los estados miembros ViolaEuropean Climate Lawinstead of blocking climate actionsleading to the establishment of a super partes scientific body that has acknowledged climate issues through the most advanced scientific reports: the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Since thenPublic Comparative Law. 758 773demanding an interdisciplinary approach to foster legal solutions suitable for the complexity of the subject. Paradoxicallyhave fostered themEU Green DealPasquale Climate issues are persistent and pervasive topics within contemporary policies and legislationsmany countries have adopted the findings of the IPCC as scientific basis for developing strategic policies and legislation with the aim of combining adaptation and mitigation efforts. To this extentmainly focusing on the IPCC scientific basis and the proposed EU regulation related to climate changePacto Verde Europeo IPCCUNESCO::CIENCIAS JURÍDICASPacto Verde EuropeoCambio ClimáticoDerecho Público Comparadothe EU Green Deal and the future European Climate Law exemplify such contemporary attitude. This essay analyses the aforementioned assumptionsClimate changeLey Europea del Climanegationist claimsthe UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Since then [leading to the establishment of a super partes scientific body that has acknowledged climate issues through the most advanced scientific reports]
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Reducing energy consumptions and CO2 emissions in European countries: a review on legal environment and increasing use of photovoltaic energy for Ele…

2010

In Europe, the building sector is ranked second in terms of CO2 emissions, just after transport. Particularly, it accounts for 25% of the overall CO2 emissions. Moreover, in order to reduce CO2 emissions, European legislations encourage the use of renewable energies and, among them, particularly the use of PhotoVoltaic (PV) one. This because the connection between the use of PV clean energy and the reduction of CO2 emission is well demonstrated. In this context, the first part of the paper is focused on the regulations related to building energy efficiency while the second part investigates the deployment of PV source all over Europe.

CO2 reduction legislations energy efficiency PV source
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Increasing the Use of Reclaimed Asphalt in Italy towards a Circular Economy: A Top-Down Approach

2022

This contribution concerns recommendations which could be made to Italian regulatory bodies to improve their use of reclaimed asphalt (RA) in the road engineering sector. It is essential for the use of RA to be established as a standard practice since it has been proven that it can serve as an end-of-waste product that complies with the principles of a circular economy within both an open- and a closed-loop approach [1,2]. Several aspects will be covered, starting with an analysis of European nations whose economies can be classed as “more circular” compared to Italy’s. This refers to nations which have a high usage of RA. Furthermore, nations which have clear regulatory guidelines on the u…

legislationscircular economySettore ICAR/04 - Strade Ferrovie Ed AeroportirecyclingsustainabilityReclaimed asphalt
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