“The Environmental Crisis in the State of Boring: An International Law Problem” The Environmental Crisis in the State of Boring: An International Law Problem

As we learned in Week 1, the State of Boring takes environmental conservation very seriously.  They keep their shores impeccably clean; have strict plastic use regulations and multiple mandatory recycling programs, as well as strict emissions laws.  They recently found though that one of their beaches has been impacted drastically by an increase in garbage coming from the ocean, as well as waste. This is negatively impacting the marine wildlife and ecosystems in the area.  The beach is no longer safe for residents to utilize.  The cause has been determined to be from the State of Anarchy dumping their garbage and manufacturing wastes into the ocean.  This pollution is also affecting Anarchy’s shores and Cabal’s.  In your post this week, discuss how Anarchy’s actions are an international law problem.  Are there any global environmental agreements that the three island states could enter into to resolve these issues or should the states create a new international agreement to stop the dumping?  Are Anarchy’s actions a problem for the entire world that may need to come before the United Nations or another type of international organization if the problem cannot be resolved between the three island nations amicably? 
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