Title

Climate Change Issues And Water Preservation: From EU Law To International And US Law

Authors

Francesco Bruno, Partner of Pavia e Ansaldo in the firm’s Rome and Milan Offices, Italy

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Description

The research will start from the analysis of the EU regulatory framework to deepen the International and US Law and through a multidisciplinary survey it will aim at establishing whether there are already means potentially suitable to ensure the compatibility between the production and climate change issue and water rights, or whether, in a de jure condendo perspective, it would be also necessary to introduce corrections or new means.

Visiting Scholar

Law Degree from the University of Rome, (Italy), in 1996. PhD in "Environmental and European Food Law" at the University of Pisa-"Scuola Superiore di San Anna" School of Law, (Italy), in 2001.

Visiting Scholar Term of Stay

From July 7, 2015 to August 9, 2015

Date

7-9-2015

Keywords

water preservation, climate change, EU, USA, International and US Law

Disciplines

Environmental Law | Law

Recommended Citation

Bruno, Francesco, "Climate Change Issues And Water Preservation: From EU Law To International And US Law" (2015). Visiting Researcher Profiles. 21.
https://ecollections.law.fiu.edu/visiting-researcher-profiles/21