Is Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement Merely a Matter of Optics? By Paolo Olavario, Staff Contributor Since President Trump assumed office, there has been wide speculation of how the […]
Upcoming U.N. Climate Change Conference Highlights the Difficulties the United States Faces in Confronting International Environmental Issues By Chelsea Fuentes, Staff Contributor The upcoming U.N. Climate Change Conference scheduled for […]
International Law Approaches to Ethiopian Water Rights By Maryanne Mundy, Administrative Editor I. Introduction A. Navigating the Issues This article is an overview of the international law issues that govern […]
What Will The Meek Inherit? Genevieve DiSpirito, Staff Contributor The Catholic Church must respond to the “changing conditions of society,” the Pope said in a homily last October. Few foresaw […]
No Border for Water: Defining a State Obligation to Share Water, Part III By Chi Emeruwa, Staff Contributor About 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water. While access […]
No Border for Water: Defining a State Obligation to Share Water, Part II By Chi Emeruwa, Staff Contributor About 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water. While access […]
No Border for Water: Defining a State Obligation to Share Water, Part I By Chi Emeruwa, Staff Contributor About 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water. While access […]
Taking Stock of Climate Summit 2014 – What Happened and What’s Next? By Jae-Hyong Shim, GIELR Online Staff Editor Two days after participating in the 400,000-strong climate march that filled […]
