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The Role of International Environmental Law in Canadian Courts
Phillip Saunders
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Engineering
Courtroom
100%
Sustainable Development
50%
Operating Procedure
50%
Site Inspection
50%
Environmental Damage
50%
Direct Application
50%
Social Sciences
Courts
100%
Environmental Legislation
100%
Sustainable Development
14%
Development Policy
14%
Area of Law
14%
Territory
14%
International Law
14%
Sentencing
14%
Environmental Damage
14%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Environmental Law
100%
International Environmental Law
100%
Sustainable Development
20%
Development Policy
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Canadians
100%
Environmental Law
100%