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… may provide incentives to avoid effluent in line with the polluter-pays principle. For landfills, regulations on siting, operation, …

… Scope: The class is devoted to the “no significant harm” principle. In particular, we discuss the prevention, … the principle of inter-generational equity and the polluter-pays principle should guide the Parties in the implementation …

… response to the High Court which would impose a "free flow principle", instead of the High Court's rules. A series of … the economic instruments by making operational the "user pays" and "polluter pays" principles. That is, the tariff for …

… in periods of heavy rainfall. equitable utilization: the principle that each state within an international drainage … PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL WATER LAW 3.1. Precaution 3.2. Polluter pays 3.3. Common but differentiated responsibility 3.4. …

… extent. Markets acting in isolation do not make the polluter pay for the environmental costs generated by the … framework is needed to incorporate the polluter pays principle into sectoral policies and to ensure that polluters …

… and allocation of freshwater resources. These include the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, as well as … principle, the principle of preventive action, the polluter-pays principle, and the principle of not increasing …

… charges for the discharge of wastewater according to the “polluter pays” principle One or more components of this mix of regulatory …

… Recognising in particular that a fresh confirmation of the principle of Freedom of Navigation in a Statute elaborated by … potential transboundary impact, on the other hand; (b) the polluter-pays principle, by virtue of which costs of pollution …

… steps should be taken in accordance with the precautionary principle to avoid the waste and/or deterioration of this …