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Spanish research examines climatic change and environmental functions of forests

Published in Physician Law Weekly, May 24th, 2006

The situation in Navarre with regard to climatic change is one of concern given that gas emissions from the greenhouse effect are even greater than the average in Spain (45%). This is the conclusion of Miren Sarasíbar Iriarte on defending her PhD Law thesis at the Public University of Navarre.

Dr. Sarasibar analyzed sources involving legal norms regulating the environmental functions of forests with reference to international, European Community and Spanish legislation and argued that climatic change is the most serious problem of all time and that one of the best measures to put a halt to it, using legislation on forestry, is for public administration to encourage the...

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Source: Physician Law Weekly (2006-05-24)

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