Comparative Environmental Law resources
General law links, Asia-Pacific, Africa, Europe, Central and Latin America, North America and Canada.
General law links
Asia-Pacific
Antarctica
- Antarctica
ASEAN
- ASEAN Secretariat
- 1985 ASEAN Agreement on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
- 1995 Treaty of the Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone
- ECO ASIA home page
- Resource Documents on Environmental Law
Australia
Federal Authorities:
State and Territory Authorities:
- Environment Act
- NSW Office of Environment and Heritage
- Queensland Environment and Resource Management
- South Australian Department of Environment and Natural Resources
- Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water & Environment
- Victoria Environment Protection Authority
- Victoria Department of Sustainability and Environment
- Western Australia Department of Parks and Wildlife
- Western Australia Department of Environment Regulation
- Western Australian Conservation Commission
Other sites (for legislation, court cases, non-government groups etc):
- Australian Conservation Foundation
- Australasian Legal Information Institute
- Australian Local Governments
- Australian Network of Environmental Defender's Offices
- World Legislation
India
- Central Pollution Control Board
- Ministry of Earth Sciences
- Government home page
- Ministry of Environment and Forests
Japan
Korea
Papau New Guinea
Singapore
South Pacific Island State
Thailand
- Pollution Control Department
- Thailand Environment Institute
Africa
Egypt
- Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency
Nigeria
South Africa
- Government Departments
- Legalnet South Africa
Tanzania
Zimbabwe
Europe
Regional and General
Austria
Italy
- National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Environment
Sweden
- Sweden Environmental Protection Agency
United Kingdom
Central and Latin America
Argentina
Mexico
- Environmental law and practice in Mexico
- Summary environmental law
North America and Canada
Regional
- North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation
- Commission for Environmental Cooperation