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University of Waikato
2003-2021
Villanova University
2009
Commonwealth Secretariat
2007
Allied Innovative Systems (United States)
2003
Oxford University Press (United Kingdom)
1998-2003
Burning Rock Biotech (China)
2003
University of Washington
2003
Colby College
2003
University of Nottingham
1995
The stringency of the 1.5 degree goal under Paris Agreement, coupled with mismatch between that and domestic mitigation pledges, inevitably directs attention onto potential future role solar radiation management (SRM) technologies. Such technologies, however, remain controversial, analysis their environmental, social ethical implications is at an early stage. In this context, paper distils four key governance objectives proposes three specific policy interventions for near-term SRM...
Abstract The precautionary principle is one of the most discussed ideas in international environmental law. However, despite over 20 years dialogue, both its status and aplication remains uncertain. This article attempts to rectify part this difficulty by displaying current state play on principle, how it may be applied a specific contemporary problem. selected problem noise pollution
Solar radiation management (SRM) technologies would reflect a small amount of incoming solar back into space before the can warm planet. Although SRM may emerge as useful component global response to climate change, there is also good reason for caution. In June 2017, Academic Working Group on Climate Engineering Governance released policy report, “Governing Radiation Management”, which developed set objectives govern in near-term future: (1) keep mitigation and adaptation first; (2)...
There is growing concern regarding the primacy of competing international organizations with overlapping areas interest and competence. This has recently become apparent in debate among parties to International Convention for Regulation Whaling, on Trade Endangered Species, even World Organization. The involves most appropriate body deal management cetaceans, including questions both legal illegal trade. article argues that via principles Vienna Law Treaties between States Organizations or...
Journal Article XII. Reports on International Organizations and Bodies Get access Philippe Cullet, Cullet Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Liselotte Smorenburg van Middelkoop, Middelkoop Soledad Aguilar, Aguilar Kerry Tetzlaff, Tetzlaff David Leary, Leary Paolo Solano, Solano Selma Kuş, Kuş Kala Mulqueeny, Mulqueeny January Sanchez, Sanchez Wiek Schrage, Schrage ... Show more Mohamed Ali Mekouar, Mekouar Jessica Vapnek, Vapnek Lilly Sucharipa-Behrmann,...
Reservations to international treaties represent one of the most difficult areas negotiate through in law. The difficulties with reservations lie their legal applicability and political implications that create for subsequent utilization treaty its members. full extent these has recently been displayed International Whaling Commission. In this instance, although reservation was ultimately successful, a certain amount integrity retained by Commission as it controlled process overall decision...
International shipping is rapidly increasing in the Salish Sea. This growth carries with it greater risks. The question what tools are available within international maritime law to best manage these risks? answer this designation, by law, of Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas ( PSSA s) and their Associated Protective Measures APM s). To date, 14 s exist, which have been justified large part vulnerability area at hand. article seeks show how concept context designation has evolved implemented...
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Small island developing states (SIDS) are increasingly recognized as deserving of special consideration both in international law generally and environmental particular.This recognition has grown since the 1992 Earth Summit was clearly reflected 1994 Programme Action for Sustainable Development Island Developing States (to be revisited 2004) within 2002 Plan Implementation from World on Development. 1 These documents all reflect same consideration: that most SIDS face an uphill battle...
According to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), a “protected area” is “a geographically defined area, which designated or regulated and managed achieve specific conservation object...