Consequences of the lack of results of the Environmental Impact Assessment: the bankruptcy of the Law Unit (Case study)

Abstract

The Environmental Impact Assessment inside and outside the Legal System shows us that, specifically in Spain, the experience of environmental impact assessment (as a methodology to incorporate environmental circumstances into decision studies), it is consolidated by means of the approval of a series of normative developments that originally arose in the community sphere, and that would later be transposed into Spanish internal law. A procedure that undoubtedly highlights a certain meaning that transcends the mere legal and administrative characterization, since in the development of its certain stages, strong political implications tend to intervene and influence. In this way, throughout this research we have approached the complex but exciting study of the consequences arising from the application of the Environmental Impact Assessment methodology and its impact on the Law Unit, through the study of case. In this way, throughout this research we have approached the complex but exciting study of the consequences arising from the application of the Environmental Impact Assessment methodology and its impact on the bankruptcy of the Law Unit, through of the case study.