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The Risk Assessment under the Act on Environmental Damage in Fosfa joint-stock Company
Davčíková, Veronika ; Ing.Monika Vajbarová (referee) ; Kocmanová, Alena (advisor)
Nowadays there is an increasing pressure on manufacturing companies to reduce their impact on the environment. This thesis seeks to address two approaches to reducing the environmental impact - legislative and voluntary. The theoretical part defines the procedure for environmental risk assessment under applicable law and the implementation of cleaner production in the company. The practical part describes the evaluation of risks arising in all production areas of the company and implementing the cleaner production program in the selected department. The introduction of cleaner production is economically evaluated by the simple return on investment method.
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Liability for environmental damage
Brtnová, Marie ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Sobotka, Michal (referee)
This diploma thesis aims to analyze the legal regulation of liability for environmental damage in the Czech legal order. Given that the regulation of legal liability for environmental damage in Czech law is highly fragmented, this thesis attempts to give a more comprehensive view of the whole issue. By dividing it into individual chapters, the thesis presents individual aspects of legal liability for environmental damage and systematically offers insight into its issues. In its first part, the thesis focuses on legal liability in environmental protection and compares the individual components of legal environmental liability. In particular, it focuses on legal liability for damage under the Civil Code, where, on the basis of a detailed analysis, it defines the main characteristics that distinguish it from legal liability for environmental damage. The second part of the thesis already deals with the legal regulation of environmental damage. The concept of environmental damage is introduced according to individual laws, with the greatest attention being paid to Act No. 167/2008 Coll., on prevention remedying environmental damage. The application of legal liability for environmental damage through preventive and remedial measures is viewed both by Act No. 167/2008 Coll., on prevention remedying...
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Current information about changes in environmental legislation (Czech, Slovak, EU)
Kolář, Jan ; Matušková, Petra
In the period September 2018 – July 2019, several amendments were made to the legislation of the Czech Republic and Slovakia that may have an impact on operators of hot dip galvanising installations. They are both legal amendments concerning major areas of the environment (air, water, waste) and other relevant legal regulations. On the the other hand, there were no major changes at the level of the European Union that would have an impact on operators of hot dip galvanising installations.
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Environmentální pojištění v České republice a ve vybraných státech Evropské unie
Novotná, Radana
The aim of the thesis is to analyse environmental insurance in the Czech Republic and in selected countries of the EU, particularly in Germany, Finland, and Great Britain. Using the descriptive method in the theoretical part, the relationship among economy and environment, market failures, insurance, and damage done to the environment are elaborated upon. The practical part concerns the existing environmental insurance, based on legislation that exists for each country studied herein, and provides a survey of the available environmental insurance. The author evaluates positive and negative aspects of the insurance of the selected countries in relation to the Czech Republic. The conclusion delivers proposals for the improvement of environmental insurance in the Czech Republic.
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Liability for environmental damages
Traurig, Vítězslav ; Sobotka, Michal (advisor) ; Pokorný, Jiří (referee)
Thesis title Liability for environmental damages Abstract This thesis deals with the position of the institute of liability for environmental damages in the Czech legal order. This is a relatively complex issue in the field of environmental law, which has been constantly evolving. The environment extends beyond national borders, therefore legislation of the environmental protection, including liability for environmental damages, is strongly influenced by international law and, in particular, European law. Liability for environmental damages is one type of the liability for environmental losses and together with liability for public torts (crimes and contraventions) it forms the concept of legal environmental liability. The aim of this work is to analyse the institute of liability for environmental damages in detail and to analyse its individual aspects in a comprehensive way. Because of the fragmentation of legislation and different views of individual acts on the concept of environmental damages, this thesis focuses on the analysis of these views and explanation of the acts' purposes. The most important and in practice the only legislation applied in this area is the system of imposing preventive and remedial measures in the acts regulating individual environmental components and sources of environmental...
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Liability for loss caused to the environment
Hanibal, Josef ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Damohorský, Milan (referee)
English abstract The subject of my thesis is liability for loss caused to the environment. This is a fairly complex issue in the environmental law, which has developed significantly in recent years and decades, coming under the spotlight of the national, international, and European legislation. The principal aim of this thesis is to present and describe various legal instruments in the field of environmental law, particularly the legal regime of liability for loss caused to the environment in international, European, and national law. This thesis consists of nine chapters in which I analyze various modes of legal liability as a means of protecting the environment. The opening chapter of my work defines the term of legal liability in the field of environmental protection. Then I deal with tort liability in the environmental law, both criminal responsibility and liability for administrative misconducts. Next chapter of my work is devoted to liability for damage to the environment in international law. I focus primarily on the Lugano Convention on Civil Liability for damage resulting from activities dangerous to the environment, which has become an important source of inspiration for further development of a common regime of liability for damage to the environment in European countries. The fourth chapter...
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Financial aspects of liability for environmental damage
Cimburková, Iveta ; Humlíčková, Petra (advisor) ; Sobotka, Michal (referee)
This diploma thesis provides an overview of the aspects connected with financial assurance of liability for environmental damage. First parts of the work define the frame for this topic through its essentials terms and theoretical basis. Also there are introduced the main functions of economic instruments. Part 3 briefly focuses on the ways of codification of liability in the international public law. The main part of this work is dedicated to an adoption of the polluter pays principle to the European Union law and the Czech national law system. Thus parts 4 and 5 describe and evaluate efficiency of this liability system from the perspective of obligation to assure a financial security. Last part gives a list of possible instruments which may be used as a suitable financial security according to the statute n. 167/2008 Sb.
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Liability for ecological harm
Nováková, Alexandra ; Stejskal, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Humlíčková, Petra (referee)
! This thesis discusses the issue of liability for environmental damages, which includes (i) public-law liability (in Czech legal framework described as "environmental injury") and (ii) private-law liability. The Act on Environmental Damage transposed the Directive on Environmental Liability (the "Directive"), the aim of which is prevention and remedy of environmental damage. The Act on Environmental Damage is legally binding from August 17, 2008, as lex specialis to the Act on Environment and other Acts on respective environmental components. Although the Act on Environmental Damage is based on the public-law approach, the private-law liability remains unaffected. According to the Act on Environmental Damage, the strict liability is imposed on operators of certain high-risk occupational activities and these operators are obliged to implement preventive and remedial measures and bear associated costs. Furthermore, the operators must provide relevant information on the request of competent public authorities.
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Polluter Pays Principle in the Environmental Law
Vícha, Ondřej ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Müllerová, Hana (referee) ; Drobník, Jaroslav (referee)
A B S T R A C T of the dissertation "Polluter Pays Principle in the Environmental Law" JUDr. Ondřej Vícha The Doctoral Program¨"Theoretical Legal Sciences", Law Faculty, Charles University in Prague This thesis deals with the legal aspects of the the polluter pays principle (PPP) within the environmental law. The aim of this thesis is to provide an overview of current definitions of this principle and its application in the International, European and national Czech law. The text is devided into ten chapters. After the introduction, the thesis ruminates on legal principles in general, their status and function in the legal system and in the environmental law specially. The third part holds forth on development and functions of the PPP and its relation to other legal principles of the environmental law. The polluter-pays principle represents among the OECD countries, respectively at the European level, for quite a long recognized and practically applied economic and legal principles leading to internalize the costs of environmental protection, which are transferred from states to the real polluters, who pollutes environment by their production or other economic activities. The history of this principle reflects a gradual shift in meaning. At first, the Recommendations of the OECD and the EC referred to the...
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