Thesis-Anne-Vos-Masters-SBR-and-EU-Law-3
Thesis-Anne-Vos-Masters-SBR-and-EU-Law-3
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5.9 Conclusion<br />
In this chapter, the general <strong>and</strong> environmental principles are set out. Here, there is chosen to only<br />
discuss the most relevant principles with regard to shale gas exploitation. The principles discussed<br />
are: the subsidiarity principle (especially with regard to the latest <strong>EU</strong> initiative on shale gas), the<br />
transparency principle, the participation principle, the integration principle, the precautionary<br />
principle <strong>and</strong> the prevention principle. While setting out the different principles, first the <strong>EU</strong> content<br />
of the principle was set out, after which the national meaning (according to the Dutch case law <strong>and</strong><br />
literature) was given. With regard to the general principles, their meaning was first elaborated in<br />
general, before going into more depth what the principles mean with regard to environmental cases.<br />
Prior to this, the definitions <strong>and</strong> binding nature of <strong>and</strong> the differences between general <strong>and</strong><br />
environmental principles were set out.<br />
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