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4.7 Extraction permit p. 46
4.8 Practical example of current Dutch legislation: Cuadrilla in Boxtel p. 46
4.8.1 Facts p. 46
4.8.2 Legal issues in practice p. 47
4.9 Overview problems p. 48
4.10 Conclusion p. 49
5 General (environmental) principles of Union and Dutch law p. 50
5.1 General principles vs. environmental principles p. 50
5.1.1 General principles p. 50
5.1.2 Environmental principles p. 52
5.1.3 Comparison p. 53
5.2 General principle: subsidiarity principle p. 53
5.2.1 EU level p. 53
5.2.2 Dutch level p. 56
5.3 General principle: transparency principle p. 58
5.3.1 EU level p. 58
5.3.2 Dutch level p. 61
5.4 General principle: participation principle p. 62
5.4.1 EU level p. 62
5.4.2 Dutch level p. 65
5.5 General principle: integration principle p. 65
5.5.1 EU level p. 65
5.5.2 Dutch level p. 67
5.6 Principle of Environmental Policy: precautionary principle p. 67
5.6.1 EU level p. 67
5.6.2 Dutch level p. 71
5.7 Principle of Environmental Policy: prevention principle p. 72
5.7.1 EU level p. 72
5.7.2 Dutch level p. 75
5.8 Concept of Environmental Policy: sustainable development p. 76
5.8.1 EU level p. 76
5.8.2 Dutch level p. 79
5.9 Conclusion p. 79
6 Application of principles to shale gas regulation p. 80
6.1 The subsidiarity and decentralisation principles p. 80
6.1.1 The subsidiarity principle p. 80
6.1.2 The decentralisation principle p. 84
6.1.3 Addressing some of the problems p. 85
6.2 The transparency and participation principles p. 85
6.3 The integration principle p. 87
6.4 The precautionary and prevention principles p. 88
6.4.1 The precautionary principle p. 89
6.4.2 The prevention principle p. 90
6.4.3 Addressing some of the problems p. 91
6.5 Concept of sustainable development p. 92
6.6 Conclusion p. 94
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