Internationalization of EIA in a new marine biodiversity agreement

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Check out this article published in the Environmental Assessment Review looking at the internationalization of EIAs in a new marine biodiversity agreement under the Law of the Sea Convention and the proposal for a tiered approach to review and decision-making.

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