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    Advancing Marine Environmental Protection in the South China Sea

    Gong, Lina; Trajano, Julius Cesar | November 2018
    Abstract
    The South China Sea (SCS) is an important water body that affects a wide range of human security aspects, including the economy, food, health, and environment of the countries and people around it. Despite its importance, however, the marine environment in the SCS is deteriorating at an alarming rate. There is currently no overarching regional environmental protection regime in the SCS. Cooperation in this area between ASEAN and China is therefore critical, since marine environmental problems are often transboundary. This policy report identifies four policy pathways that are key to the effective protection of the marine environment in the SCS: a regional mechanism, law enforcement, marine scientific research, and multi-stakeholder cooperation.
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    Gong, Lina; Trajano, Julius Cesar. 2018. Advancing Marine Environmental Protection in the South China Sea. © S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/9576.
    Keywords
    Environment
    Sociocultural Environment
    Marine Environment
    Environmental Problem
    Environmental Law and Legislation
    Aquatic Environment
    Ecosystems
    Environmental Planning
    Ecology
    Fishery development
    Fishery projects
    Development policy
    Environment impact assessment
    Environmental management
    Environmental Damage
    Environmental Conservation
    Marine ecosystems
    Environmental impact statements
    Ecological risk assessment
    Environmental auditing
    Ecological monitoring
    Environmental impact evaluation
    Environmental quality management
    Coastal ecology
    Social ecology
    Fisheries monitoring
    Marine habitats
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    Author
    Gong, Lina
    Trajano, Julius Cesar
    Theme
    Development
    Environment
    Labor Migration
     
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