Mark Wilde

Dr. Mark Wilde is a Lecturer at the Law School of City St George's, University of London. His research focuses on the intersection of environmental law and tort, with a particular emphasis on the relationship between law and technology in environmental contexts.

• PhD, Brunel University London
• LLM, University of Southampton
• LLB, Bournemouth University

Mark's work spans environmental liability, legal history, and the evolution of tort principles. His book Civil Liability for Environmental Damage (2nd ed.) is widely cited, and he has explored historical cases like railway sparks litigation to contextualize modern legal doctrines such as strict liability.

His research on 'BAT and Coal-Fired Power Stations' addresses critical challenges in balancing energy needs with emission control, influencing policy discussions with NGOs and government bodies. Teaching responsibilities include undergraduate LLB, graduate entry LLB, and GDL tort programs.