Remediation in UK Law

  • Remedies and Remediation: Foundations Issues in Environmental Liability
    • No. 58-5, September 1995
    • The Modern Law Review
  • Permitting Uncertainty: Owners, Occupiers And Responsibility For Remediation
    • No. 66-2, March 2003
    • The Modern Law Review
  • Stigma assessment: the case of a remediated contaminated site
    • No. 19-2, April 2001
    • Journal of Property Investment & Finance
    • 188-212
    The “stigma” associated with remediated contaminated land is the blighting effect on property value caused by perceived risk and uncertainty. Uncertainties relate to negative intangible factors suc...
    ... ... such as the inability to effect a total ``cure'', the risk of failure of the remediationmethod, the risk of changes in legislation or remediation standards, the difficulty in obtainingfinance, or simply a fear of the unknown. Post-remediation ``stigma'' is the residual loss invalue after all ... ...
  • Reviews
    • No. 59-3, May 1996
    • The Modern Law Review
    Ronald Dworkin, Life's Dominion: An Argument about Abortion and Euthanasia M. Sornarajah, The International Law of Foreign Investment Ian Loveland, Housing Homeless Persons: Administrative Law and ...
    ... ... Martin Loughlin * Randall L. Erickson and Robert D. Morrison, Environmental Reports and Remediation Plans: Forensic and Legal Review, New York: Wiley Law, 1995, xx + 570pp, hb €90.00. Both authors of this book are involved in ... ...
  • A meta‐analysis of the effect of environmental contamination on non‐residential real estate values
    • No. 29-4/5, July 2011
    • Journal of Property Investment & Finance
    • 460-478
    Purpose: This paper seeks to reduce the lack of quantitative research by addressing diminution in value to non‐residential property resulting from environmental contamination. Design/methodology/a...
    ... ... following were significant in two models:Other land use, 30-year mortgage rate, Rural location, TPH, Multiple contamination, TCE,Under-remediation, and Mineral extraction region. Finally, the following variables were significant inone model at least at a 90 percent level of confidence: Heavy ... ...
  • Negotiating without the victim state: the exclusiveness of anticorruption settlements
    • No. 29-4, September 2022
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 0000
    Purpose: Corporate foreign bribery can have devastating consequences on communities and states. Over the past decade, there have been several promising developments, both national and international...
    ... ... , therehave been several promising developments, both nationaland international, that mightincrease the chancesof victim states to receive remediation for the harm they suffered from foreign bribery. Inparticular, awareness has risenthat victim states must be considered and new innovative items have ... ...
  • Regeneration of brownfield land: the environmental law challenges
    • No. 10-3, December 2018
    • Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law
    • 202-218
    Purpose: The purpose of the project was to investigate environmental law issues surrounding the regeneration of brownfield land. Design/methodology/approach: Following a literature review, an indu...
    ... ... The benefits of the remediation of brownfield sites for housing seem to bea political priority, but reform of challenging environmental law issues less so. Understandably, the ... ...
  • Self‐control, fluctuating willpower, and forensic practice
    • No. 15-2, May 2013
    • The Journal of Forensic Practice
    • 85-96
    Purpose: This article aims to explain the relevance of new findings about self‐control and willpower for antisocial behaviour and forensic practice. Design/methodology/approach: The relevance of t...
    ... ... be increased, even in adults.Practical implications – Antisocial and criminal behaviour is often mediated by failures of self-control.Remediation and prevention can benefit by applying a correct understanding of how self-controlfunctions.Originality/value – Understanding of self-control has ... ...
  • Developmental Links between Cruelty to Animals and Human Violence
    • No. 35-3, December 2002
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    Abstract Reviews evidence for the significance of childhood cruelty to animals as a predictor of later violence toward humans. Moves are underway in the United ...
    ... ... findings and the identifica- tion of several research designs that are needed to clarify the potential of early identification and remediation of child cruelty to animals as a mental health promotion and violence prevention strategy ... Developmental Links Betw een Cruelty to Animals and ... ...
  • An analysis of the UK development industry's role in brownfield regeneration
    • No. 24-6, November 2006
    • Journal of Property Investment & Finance
    • 521-541
    Purpose: This study aims to provide a review of brownfield policy and the emerging sustainable development agenda in the UK, and to examine the development industry's (both commercial and residenti...
    ... ... of the EU Landfill Directive.The findings also suggest that developers are not averse to developing on contaminated sites,although post-remediation stigma remains an issue. The market for warranties and insurancecontinues to evolve.Research limitations/implications – Thesurvey is based on a ... ...
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