International environmental law in a nutshell /: by Lakshman D. Guruswamy, Nicholas Doman Professor of International Environmental Law, Director, Center for Energy &amp; Environmental Security, University of Colorado School of Law with Mariah Zebrowski Leach, Research Fellow, Center for Energy &amp; Environmental Security, University of Colorado Law School.

Guruswamy, Lakshman D.,; Zebrowski Leach, Mariah,

International environmental law in a nutshell / by Lakshman D. Guruswamy, Nicholas Doman Professor of International Environmental Law, Director, Center for Energy & Environmental Security, University of Colorado School of Law with Mariah Zebrowski Leach, Research Fellow, Center for Energy & Environmental Security, University of Colorado Law School.

Guruswamy, Lakshman D., 1939- author.; Zebrowski Leach, Mariah, author.

2012

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Guruswamy, Lakshman D., 1939- author.

Title

International environmental law in a nutshell / by Lakshman D. Guruswamy, Nicholas Doman Professor of International Environmental Law, Director, Center for Energy & Environmental Security, University of Colorado School of Law with Mariah Zebrowski Leach, Research Fellow, Center for Energy & Environmental Security, University of Colorado Law School.

Added Author

Zebrowski Leach, Mariah, author.

Variant Title

Title on introductory web page: Guruswamy's international environmental law in a nutshell

Edition

Fourth edition.

Imprint

St. Paul, MN : West, a Thomson Reuters business, [2012]

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Description

1 online resource (liv, 716 pages).

Series

Nutshell series.

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Sources and forms of international environmental law
Historical continuum
Implementation and compliance
Population
Biodiversity
Global climate change
Ozone depletion
Antarctica
Toxic and hazardous substances
Land-based pollution
Pollution by vessels and offshore oil platforms
Dumping
Conservation of marine living resources
Transboundary air pollution
Transboundary water pollution
Desertification
Nuclear damage
Future of IEL.

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Includes index.

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Sources and forms of international environmental law-Historical continuum-Implementation and compliance-Population-Biodiversity-Global climate change-Ozone depletion-Antarctica-Toxic and hazardous substances-Land-based pollution-Pollution by vessels and offshore oil platforms-Dumping-Conservation of marine living resources-Transboundary air pollution-Transboundary water pollution-Desertification-Nuclear damage-Future of IEL.

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Online resource (Westlaw, viewed February 21, 2013).

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West Academic study aids.

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International environmental law

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