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… laws are only dimly perceived, however, by the utilitarian human laws that govern how short-term energy is supplied to our human economy. As contemporary energy law has developed over … providing access to land sites or water bodies. Property rights often are a basic element of the costs determinative …

… short overview on the impacts of degrading eco-systems on human well-being. How current energy consumption is … through the goods and services they provide, support human well-being (see Figure 1). A key ecosystem service is … � overall capital e.g. natural, social �impacts on human rights and justice Source: adapted from Table 2.2 UNEP …

… more efficiently and reduce pollution risks to both human beings and the environment. The approach of DTIE is to … In October 2001, a law removing Pertamina’s exclusive rights over upstream-oil development within two years was … forest cover, soil erosion and local climate changes. Human activity, including the overuse of grazing and pasture …

… • Increased GHG emissions • Loss of biodiversity • Land rights and other equity issues Aim of this paper As a number … are commonly included. Social and economic impacts such as human health risks and commodity price signals are sometimes … agriculture, wildlife, hydroelectricity production, and human health may all be affected if the impact of biofuel …