EU Waste Law

Name: EU Waste Law
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Cover
EU Waste Law
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Table of Cases
Table of International Instruments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1 EU Framework Directive on Waste
The Main Orientation and the Legislative History of the 2008 Waste Framework Directive
The Definition of Waste
The theory
Negative indication: Goods with a positive economic value are not excluded
Positive indication: The objective qualities of the good versus the intention of the holder?
A short-lived way out of the impasse: The Euro Tombesi bypass
Relief of the centre, congestion in the suburbs
From the Tombesi attempts to Arco Chemie and beyond: The bypass unravelled in a series of landmark cases-the current approach of the Court of Justice
Appraisal
Secondary raw materials
Conclusion
Conclusion with respect to the Court of Justice's case law on the definition of waste
Rider: Criteria employed by the ECJ for determining waste
Exclusions from the Scope of the Directive
End of Waste Status-Full Recovery
Recovery and Disposal within the New Waste Hierarchy
Waste prevention
Recovery
Disposal-and the 'disposal' and 'recovery' annexes
The origin of the definitions of 'recovery' and 'disposal' in the ECJ's case law (Abfall) and the waste incineration cases (including Commission v Germany)
Recycling, and recycling and collection targets
Other recovery
By-products
Member States' Duties under the Directive
Waste hierarchy and general duties under the Directives
Union self-sufficiency and the proximity principle
Waste management plans
Procedural and administrative requirements for waste management
Polluter pays principle
2 Toxic and Dangerous Waste-'Hazardous Waste'
Introduction
Preceding Regulations on Hazardous Waste
Directive 78/319
Directive 91/689: A protracted struggle to reach a definition of hazardous waste and the pivotal case of Fornasar
Current Legislation: Directive 2008/98 and Decision 2000/532
Definition of hazardous waste, the EU list, and Member States' deviations from same
Waste management requirements for hazardous waste
Permits for hazardous waste management
3 Shipments of Waste
General Framework and Sources of Inspiration
Scope of Application
Exclusions from the Scope
Shipments within EU Member States, with or without Transit through Third Countries
Requirement of a waste processing contract
The notification process
Objections to shipments
Extensive case law of the ECJ
The DaimlerChrysler confusion
EU-Wood-Trading
Commission v The Netherlands
Pedersen: EU-Wood-Trading confirmed and further specified
Ragn-Sells
Exports and Imports from and into the EU
Waste Destined for Disposal
Waste destined for recovery
General Obligation for 'Environmentally Sound Management' and Other Provisions
Radioactive Waste Shipment Rules
4 Packaging and Packaging Waste
Origins of the Directive
Scope of Application and Objectives-Hierarchy of Principles
Amendments by Directive 2004/12-New Targets: More Clarity on the Definition of 'Packaging'
Issues not covered
The Commission proposal: Targets and the illustrative list of packaging
Amendments adopted: Directive 2004/12-new targets and pending review of the targets
Amendments adopted: Directive 2004/12-definition of packaging
Prevention, Reuse, Recycling, and Recovery
Prevention
Reuse, recycling, and 'other forms of recovering waste': Targets and the provision for both weaker and stricter targets
Other Provisions
Tensions with the Internal Market-Free Movement of Goods
Commission v Denmark
The (two) case(s) against the German system
Collective Organization of Packaging Waste Issues and EU Competition Law
Eco-Emballages
DSD
State aid and waste collection associations
5 Landfill of Waste
A Winding Road to the Current Directive
Directive 1999/31
6 Incineration of Waste
Incineration and the Waste Hierarchy
The Previous Directives on the Prevention of Air Pollution from Municipal Waste Plants
The Previous Directive on the Incineration of Hazardous Waste
Directive 2000/76 on Waste Incineration: This One, Too, Now Qualifies as 'Previous'
7 Waste Oils
Previous Legislation
Current Legislation: The Waste Framework Directive
8 Mining Waste
History of the Mining Waste Directive
Communication (2010) 600
Communication (2012) 95
General Scope of Directive 2006/21 on the Management of Waste from Extractive Industries and in Relation to the WFD
Waste within the Scope of the Mining Waste Directive
Waste Excluded from the Scope of the Mining Waste Directive
Member States' Obligations under the Mining Waste Directive
Waste management plan (Article 5)
Major accident prevention policy (Article 6)
A permit
Backfilling (Article 10)
Closure and after-closure procedures (Article 12)
Financial guarantee (or equivalent)
Implementing and Amending Measures
Effect of Transposition
9 Batteries and Accumulators
Predecessors and General Context to the Regime
Directive 2006/66
Relationship with Other Directives
10 Other Specific Regimes
PCBs/PCTs
End-of-life Vehicles
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Index

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