Chapter 3: International Environmental Law and ESD
Use the international-law, ESD, climate, biodiversity and whaling concepts from Chapter 3. Correct letters turn green; incorrect letters turn red.
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2. Environmental activity regulated by the 1946 ICRW.
4. International law developed from State practice plus opinio juris.
7. Variation within species, between species and of ecosystems.
8. ESD principle: serious or irreversible harm must not be ignored because science is uncertain.
10. First word in the classic transboundary smelter arbitration.
12. EPBC Act s 225 establishes the Australian Whale ____.
13. High Court case historically associated with treaty ratification and legitimate expectation.
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1. Protocol addressing ozone-depleting substances.
3. Foundational authority of a State over its territory, qualified by international obligations.
5. 1992 declaration central to sustainable-development principles.
6. Protocol under the climate convention.
8. Climate agreement adopted in 2015.
9. Two-word principle illustrated by Trail Smelter, written without a space.
11. Acronym for the principal law-of-the-sea convention.