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ISSN 1942-9193
Environmental Law
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025April 19, 2026 PDT

A Perspective on Airborne Plastic Regulation in the Tropics: A Review of Evidence and Implications for the Global Plastics Treaty

Ndubuisi Nwafor,
EnvironmentPollutionGlobal HealthGovernance
Photo by Naja Bertolt Jensen on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025

Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025
  • A Perspective on Airborne Plastic Regulation in the Tropics: A Review of Evidence and Implications for the Global Plastics Treaty
    Ndubuisi Nwafor
  • The Silent Casualties: Women and Girls Trapped in Boko Haram's Line of Fire
    Portia O. Chigbu
  • Honey, I Blew Up the World! Artificial Intelligence, Principle-Based Regulation, and the Luddite Legacy
    Dana Ann Lucas
  • Blockchain Technology, BRICS Pay Consortium, and the Private International Challenges of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)
    Tolulope J. Falokun
GJIL
Ndubuisi Nwafor, A Perspective on Airborne Plastic Regulation in the Tropics: A Review of Evidence and Implications for the Global Plastics Treaty, 29 GJIL 1 (2026).
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