international law
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Sea-Level Rise as Legal Frontier: Pacific Sovereignty, Maritime Boundaries and Statehood in International Law
Sea level rise is shifting from environmental alarm to a legal battle over Pacific sovereignty, maritime boundaries, and statehood. A bold regional strategy now ties climate impacts to enforceable rights and duties, reshaping how the region protects its waters, resources, and future.
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Greenpeace presses ISA to act on NORI and TOML over UNCLOS breaches in deep-sea mining push
Greenpeace arrives with fresh accusations about a tightly knit network linked to a major seabed mining project, suggesting ties to U.S. mining plans. As exploration licenses near renewal, the case tests how strictly oversight will be enforced.