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17 pages in length. The attempt to exist as one harmonious global community has been a long-standing struggle on the part of those who see no reason for the ongoing strife inherent to war. When nations are warring, they pay little mind to the inhumanity of their wartime activities much less give any thought at all to following established environmental treaties. By the same token, less developed countries are often imposed with significant restrictions in order to address such environmental issues as pollution, ozone depletion, etc.; however, those who impose these restrictions – such as the United States – fail to follow the same guidelines they force upon the lesser developed nations, establishing America as one of the world's major polluters since the Industrial Revolution. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
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war. When nations are warring, they pay little mind to the inhumanity of their wartime activities much less give any thought at all to following established environmental treaties.
By the same token, less developed countries are often imposed with significant restrictions in order to address such environmental issues as pollution, ozone depletion, etc.; however, those who impose these
restrictions - such as the United States - fail to follow the same guidelines they force upon the underdeveloped nations, establishing America as one of the worlds major polluters since
the Industrial Revolution. II. WHY ENVIRONMENTAL TREATIES EXIST International law, which governs environmental treaties, was developed as a means by which nations
would become legally bound with regard to conduct; if effective sanctions had not been put into place in order to ensure such cooperation, warring countries would be left to their
own accord to determine their participation toward the obligatory law. Moreover, international law is instrumental in helping individual nations regulate their interrelated affairs; if and when this body of
rules is either ignored or blatantly disregarded, such disrespect for all other countries involved must be dealt with accordingly. This is the primary importance of effective sanctions, which serve
to control appropriate activity between and among all participating nations that abide by international law. Without such enforcement in place, it would be questionable as to the level of
appropriate environmental behavior and steadfast faithfulness that would exist with warring nations (Anonymous, 1998). To place into perspective the importance of effective sanctions in relation to the environmental element of
international law, one can consider the example of the Law of the Sea. No single entity, be it a large nation or small community, has any exclusive claim upon
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