Almost Arctic?: Protecting the Baltic marine environment through international law

International governance of the arctic marine environment

The Arctic is a region in the northernmost hemisphere of the Earth. It is known for its extreme environmental conditions, in particular its cold temperatures, high winds, snow, and ice. Yet, life in this polar region is plentiful and includes both terrestrial and marine organisms. The Arctic Ocean provides for a unique, cold-temperatureadapted ecosystem containing plankton, marine mammals, and ...

Marine environment protection for the North and Baltic Seas.

The Law and Economic Perspective of Protecting the Ecological Environment

The core of the law and economic theory is to obtain the maximum benefits at the minimum costs. The environment and economic growth of the contradictions are becoming increasingly prominent today, how to obtain most of the economic performance with loading down the environment at the same time? The text proposed the sustainable development as guiding ideology, in coordination to develop as guid...

the international supreme court established the environment from the perspective of international law and jurisprudence

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The Environment and International Law : Rethinking the Traditional Approach

A cursory examination of the legal environmental systems of some developing countries lends credibility to the argument that nation states, particularly those of the developing world, cannot be relied upon to pursue environmental objectives beneficial to the global commons. The results of some country studies, for example, Mexico, Chile, and Brazil take this position. R. Findley, in his study o...