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July 4, 2026Environmental Law Review

The Aarhus environmental costs protection regime, judicial review reform, and the Fingleton Nuclear Regulatory Review

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Overview

Analysis critiques judicial review's impact on infrastructure in the nuclear sector, highlighting concerns and proposed solutions.

Key Points

  • This analysis aims to evaluate the role of judicial review in nuclear infrastructure delivery and its implications for environmental cost protections.
  • Contextual examination of judicial review theory, specifically 'litigant power'.
  • Engagement with proposed solutions from the Nuclear Regulatory Review regarding judicial review challenges.
  • Critical assessment of the Aarhus environmental costs capping regime.
  • Proposed indemnification strategies appear to provide creative solutions without hindering access to justice.
  • Concerns remain regarding the fairness and practicality of some recommendations on environmental cost capping.
  • The overall impact of these recommendations on achieving desired outcomes is questionable.

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Sam Guy (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a48a60a89561a0c2d78e683https://doi.org/10.1177/14614529261466444
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