Journal Title
International Dimensions of Ethics Education Case Study Series
Publication Date
2010
Abstract
This case study provides an overview of environmental and health issues regarding the transboundary trade of hazardous substances such as various chemical waste, including pesticides, which can affect human condition and the environment, especially in developing countries. Primary discussions have risen to address these concerns, and to design regulations for the proper use and legal trade of these substances. The study also provides an in-depth analysis on the various approaches in a national and international level, to control the impact of these regulations worldwide.
Hazard_TOC.pdf (116 kB)
Table of Contents
Hazard_AChrono.pdf (158 kB)
Appendix A: Chronology
Hazard_BGenInfo.pdf (229 kB)
Appendix B: General Information
Hazard_CBasel.pdf (219 kB)
Appendix C: Basel Convention
Hazard_DRotterdam.pdf (1925 kB)
Appendix D: Rotterdam Convention
Hazard_EStockholm.pdf (1137 kB)
Appendix E: Stockholm Convention
Hazard_FWebsites.pdf (119 kB)
Appendix F: Useful Websites
Hazard_GStakeholders.pdf (274 kB)
Appendix G: Stakeholders and Stakeholder Inclusion
Hazard_HTeach.pdf (176 kB)
Appendix H: Materials for Teachers
Table of Contents
Hazard_AChrono.pdf (158 kB)
Appendix A: Chronology
Hazard_BGenInfo.pdf (229 kB)
Appendix B: General Information
Hazard_CBasel.pdf (219 kB)
Appendix C: Basel Convention
Hazard_DRotterdam.pdf (1925 kB)
Appendix D: Rotterdam Convention
Hazard_EStockholm.pdf (1137 kB)
Appendix E: Stockholm Convention
Hazard_FWebsites.pdf (119 kB)
Appendix F: Useful Websites
Hazard_GStakeholders.pdf (274 kB)
Appendix G: Stakeholders and Stakeholder Inclusion
Hazard_HTeach.pdf (176 kB)
Appendix H: Materials for Teachers