Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-2001
Journal Title
International Lawyer
ISSN
0020-7810
Abstract
Noteworthy international activity relating to the environment occurred in a wide variety of fora in 2000. This chapter provides brief updates on some of the most significant developments. Though by no means a comprehensive review, the chapter reflects the wide sweep of issues and large number of entities now involved in the development of international environmental law, at the start of this new century. It also reflects how critical and complex this international work is, and how much remains to be done.
First Page
659
Last Page
711
Num Pages
52
Volume Number
35
Issue Number
2
Publisher
American Bar Association
Recommended Citation
Gilbert M. Bankobeza, Susan Biniaz, Clare Breidenich, Melanne A. Civic, Gabriel E. Eckstein, David Favre, Paul E. Hagen, Teresa Hobgood, Karissa T. Kovner, Gregory F. Maggio, Howard Mann, Darlene A. Pearson, Margaret F. Spring, Katherine E. Mills, David W. Wagner & John B. Weiner,
Public International Law: Environmental Law,
35
Int'l L.
659
(2001).
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