"Trust but verify": verification in the joint implementation regime

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Formalization of verification processes of joint implementation projects instituted by nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is necessary to the success of those projects. The combined effect of the United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol has been promising, but the legitimacy of their underlying environmental policies require accurate, reliable, and cost-effective verification procedures.

International aspects, Treaties, Greenhouse gases

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India's right to reclaim cultural and art treasures from Britain under international law

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The author outlines the legal case under international law for returning to India cultural and art treasures taken during the colonial period and now housed in British museums and collections.

United Kingdom, India, Laws, regulations and rules, Cultural property, Protection of, Cultural property protection

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