Environment Liability
Mostrando 25-31 de 31 artigos, teses e dissertações.
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25. Repareção do dano em face da tríplice responsabilidade ambiental: administrativa, penal e civil
The managment and the activities considered harmful to the environment will lead the offenders, individual or legal entities, to criminal and administrative sanctions, apart from the obligation of repairing the damages caused by them (Article 225, 3, of the Federal Constitution). Due to the mentioned Constitutional Law, the offender may be liable in three di
Publicado em: 2005
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26. A culpabilidade e a puniÃÃo da pessoa jurÃdica em delitos ambientais: a necessÃria revisÃo da dogmÃtica penal / Corporate culpability and punishment in offences against the environment: the necessary reviewing of criminal law dogmas
Corporate liability for damages to the environment: a theme of paramount relevance having deserved interest among all scholars dealing with Criminal, Economic, Environmental and Constitutional Law. Once having defined the legal model of environmental tutorship, the study of sanctions as instruments of protection follows, and, necessarily, the question of cor
Publicado em: 2004
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27. ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMICAL TO VALUE FOR THE USE OF THE WATER AS INSTRUMENT OF ADMINISTRATION OF HYDRICS RESOURCES / VALORAÇÃO ECONÔMICA E AMBIENTAL PELO USO DA ÁGUA COMO INSTRUMENTO DE GESTÃO DE RECURSOS HÍDRICOS
In spite of your social and economical importance, the farming of rice has been a lot sought, mainly on the environmental impact caused in the resources hydrics. However this problem, doesn t give to classify it as big or small, without data research concretes. This work had as objective creates a methodology for the environmental and economical to value for
Publicado em: 2004
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28. Industrial ecology: a philosophical introduction.
By analogy with natural ecosystems, an industrial ecology system, in addition to minimizing waste production in processes, would maximize the economical use of waste materials and of products at the ends of their lives as inputs to other processes and industries. This possibility can be made real only if a number of potential problems can be solved. These in
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29. Medical malpractice in perspective. I--The American experience.
Concern over the possibility of an American style medical malpractice "crisis" in the United Kingdom has recently been voiced by members of both medical and legal professions. The validity of such fears is examined by reviewing the conditions that have given rise to the current American difficulties. It is argued that the rise in malpractice insurance premiu
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30. Tort reform and the obstetric access crisis. The case of the WAMI states.
The states of Washington, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho (WAMI) have all had declines in the proportion of physicians offering obstetric services during the past few years, a decline precipitated by rising medical malpractice premiums. One response to the problem of rising liability premiums has been the passage of extensive tort reform legislation. We present t
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31. DcrA, a c-type heme-containing methyl-accepting protein from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough, senses the oxygen concentration or redox potential of the environment.
The amino acid sequence of DcrA from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough, a strictly anaerobic, sulfate-reducing bacterium, indicated homology with the methyl-accepting chemotaxis proteins from enteric bacteria (A. Dolla, R. Fu, M. J. Brumlik, and G. Voordouw, J. Bacteriol. 174:1726-1733, 1992). The homology is restricted to the cytoplasmic C-terminal signa