Environmental Law and General International Law

The International Environmental Law is an international legal system that mainly protects the environment through bilateral and multilateral international agreements. The International Environment Law is part of international law in the mid-20th century. Conservation campaigns have developed in many countries in the 19th century, but these exercises usually include only domestic environmental problems. However, from the 1950's to the 1960's more and more evidence of environmental science shows the global environmental pressures and the need to solve environmental problems in many countries. Scientific research has confirmed that environmental problems such as air pollution, water pollution, overfishing, and the like often have far greater impacts than certain borders. By the late 1960 's, the international community recognized the need to adopt an international approach to environmental issues.

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