Journal of Air Law and Commerce
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Abstract
International treaties governing transboundary hazardous waste are a result of the theory of sustainable development. These conventions have developed over several decades but still lack authority over one of the biggest waste exporters: the United States. As forever chemicals like GenX become a spotlight for future waste regulation, can these conventions project a framework to apply to the currently unregulated chemical that predominantly travels across the Atlantic Ocean between the Netherlands and the United States? This Article seeks to apply various transboundary waste international laws to the market for GenX, identify problems, and propose solutions.
Recommended Citation
Maggie Clark, The (PFAS)T and the Furious: Applying Hazardous Waste Management Frameworks to the Global Presence of PFAS,
87
J. Air L. & Com.
533
(2022)