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Towards an Effective Climate Change Regime in South Africa: Policy and Legal Developments
Global climate change has been recognised as 'unequivocal'. Some of the changes observed in the environment include the melting of polar icecaps, rising sea levels, as well as more extreme weather conditions including droughts, tropical cyclone activity and heavy precipitation. These impacts have be...
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Institute of Marine and Environmental Law
2014
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