Untapped Capacity for Resilience in Environmental Law

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Organizations Involved: Vanderbilt Law School
Source: PNAS

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This article discusses U.S. and EU examples of untapped capacity in existing laws for fostering resilience in social-ecological systems.

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Untapped Capacity for Resilience in Environmental Law

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