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SOURCE CURRENCY 1 December 2024, Volume 26, Issue 4 Citation: ELR 26 4 (259) UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Managed burning of forests: Balancing economic incentives, risks, and liability Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities: Fisheries regulator or environmental backstop? The complexities of section 153 Marine & Coastal Access Act 2009 Renewal of an active substance found in an insecticide: How to articulate risk assessment and risk management? Environmental Law Review 2024 Quarterly comment by Trinity Chambers Reviews Book Reviews: Brent F Nelsen and Tina Soliman Hunter.