This research analyzes legal frameworks addressing maritime pollution and biodiversity, suggesting new compliance methods.
Key Points
The study identifies significant gaps in the enforcement of maritime pollution laws, pointing to a need for improved compliance strategies.
Key findings reveal that both the IMO MARPOL Convention and national laws have variable effectiveness in protecting biodiversity and preventing pollution.
Assessing legal frameworks involves case studies that illustrate real-world successes and failures in maritime environmental enforcement.
The research highlights the importance of global cooperation for effective maritime governance and sustainable industry practices.
Cite This Study
Paul Ebohsetale Atamewan (2023) studied this question.