New WCEL International, Regional and National Report: A Pivotal Point in Human History: The Use of LOS and International Law and Processes by Pacific Small Island Developing States to Address “Pollution” of the Ocean from GHG Emissions
WCEL announces a new regional report by Clement Yow Mulalap, A Pivotal Point in Human History: The Use of the Law of the Sea and Related Fields of International Law and Processes by Pacific Small Island Developing States to Address “Pollution” of the Ocean from Excess Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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With many thanks to Clement Yow Mulalap, WCEL now has a regional report on Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) and the role of the Law of the Sea and international law in addressing pollution of the Ocean from greenhouse gas emissions. The report is available in English and is part of a series of Member reports on environmental issues.
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