法国预防科技灾害的法律措施
Following the explosion in the French “AZF” factory in Toulouse in 2001, in order to protect the environment the authorities immediately put into motion extensive legislative reform regarding classified installations. They have been working to reinforce the legal tools necessary for the prevention of the risk of major accidents for over thirty years and the law of 19 July 1976 was passed nine days after the Seveso catastrophe in Italy. Since then the European ‘Seveso Directives’ 1 and 2 have come into force providing the principles of the prevention of major accident risks. The approach to risk has become more global and detailed. French law is now based on the precise identification of those installations which are likely to generate a risk of a major accident and provide original tools such as the plan for the prevention of technological risk (PPRT) which aims to ensure the best control possible of urban development around the installations that present a high risk.
潘富石
法中环境协会
国内会议
中国环境资源法学研究会第一次会员代表大会暨中国环境资源法学研究会2012年年会
成都
中文
660-669
2012-06-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）