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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2023

Key Developments In Austrian Environment And Climate Change Law In 2022: Part Two – Case Law

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This article is part of a series on developments in Austrian environment and climate change law in 2022 and, in particular, focuses on case law developments

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This article is part of a series on developments in Austrian environment and climate change law in 2022 and, in particular, focuses on case law developments. For further details on legislative developments see, " Key developments in Austrian environment and climate change law in 2022: part one – legislation".

2022 was not only a busy year for the legislature, marked by the late effects of the covid-19 pandemic and Russia's military activity in Ukraine, but also for the supreme courts. Case law in environmental and climate change law mainly dealt with the expansion of renewable energy and infrastructure, the party status of environmental organisations and subtleties in waste law.

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