• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Home
  • About
    • Managing Board
    • Masthead
    • Advisory Board
    • Subscriptions
    • Alumni
  • Print Journal
    • Print Archives
    • Symposium
    • Submissions
  • Online Scholarship
    • Online Journal
      • Submissions
    • ELRS
      • About
      • Submissions
  • Membership

Harvard Environmental Law Review

oceans

Ten Ways States Can Combat Ocean Acidification (and Why They Should)

May 14, 2013 by wpengine

By Ryan P. Kelly and Margaret R. Caldwell The ocean is becoming more acidic worldwide as a result of increasing atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (“CO2”) and other pollutants. This fundamental change is likely to have substantial ecological and economic consequences globally. In this Article, we provide a toolbox for understanding and addressing the drivers of ocean … [Read more...] about Ten Ways States Can Combat Ocean Acidification (and Why They Should)

Ocean Governance for the 21st Century: Making Marine Zoning Climate Change Adaptable

August 1, 2012 by wpengine

By Robin Kundis Craig The variety of anthropogenic stressors to the marine environment — including, increasingly, climate change — and their complex and synergistic impacts on ocean ecosystems testifies to the failure of existing governance regimes to protect these ecosystems and the services that they provide. Marine spatial planning has been widely hailed as a means of … [Read more...] about Ocean Governance for the 21st Century: Making Marine Zoning Climate Change Adaptable

Primary Sidebar

Subscribe to the HELR blog via email

Click here to subscribe!

Contact US

To contact the Harvard Environmental Law Review, please email the Editors-in-Chief at hlselr@mail.law.harvard.edu.

Follow us on Twitter

Tweets by HarvardELR

Footer

Get the Harvard Environmental Law Review in your inbox!

Copyright © 2023 · Magazine Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in