Section I LEGISLATURE AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
1. Effectiveness of Carbon Markets: From Kyoto to Paris and Beyond
2. Trading in Pollution: The Future of Clean Development Mechanism Measures and Carbon Trading in Post-Kyoto Protocol Era
3. Constitutional Limitations on Environment Governance in India: A Study
4. Finance Act, 2017: A Step towards Environmental Crisis
5. Farmers versus the State: A Crop Burning Liability Conundrum
6. Transboundary Environmental Harm: State Responsibility v . State Sovereignty-What prevails?
7. Transboundary Environmental Harm and Environmental Impact Assessment: A Concoction for a Better Prospect
Section II GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE
8. State Sovereignty v . State Responsibility in the Context of Transboundary Environmental Harm: Where to Draw the Line
9. Transboundary Environmental Harm: State Responsibility v . State Sovereignty
10. The Mutual International-Transboundary Quandary: Responsibility v . Sovereignty
11. Shale Gas and Hydraulic Fracturing: An Indian Perspective
12. The Great Delhi Smog: Who is Responsible?
Section III URBAN PLANNING, ENVIRONMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
13. Balancing the Beam: Smart City v . Sustainable City
14. Biotechnology and Bioremediation — Development or Destruction
15. Solid Waste Management in India: Challenges and Potential Measures
Section IV WILDLIFE AND BIODIVERSITY
16. Kanwar Lake: The Saga of the Slow and Continuous Death of Asia’s Largest Freshwater Oxbow Lake
17. Transboundary Harm in the Context of Migratory Species