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ICSE · Class 11 · Environmental Science

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Card 1International Legal Regimes

What are international legal regimes?

Answer

International legal regimes are organised international processes with principles, rules, norms, and decision-making procedures that govern well-defined activities, natural resources, or specific geog…

Card 2Trade and Environment Link

Why are trade and environmental protection linked?

Answer

Global trade can increase pressure on natural resources and pollution levels. International legal regimes try to balance economic development with environmental protection so that growth remains susta…

Card 3Trade Regimes

What do trade regimes usually emphasise?

Answer

Trade regimes emphasise scientific risk assessment, market access, and non-discrimination. These principles help trade remain fair and predictable.

Card 4Environmental Regimes

What do environmental regimes rely on?

Answer

Environmental regimes rely on the precautionary principle. This means action should be taken to prevent serious environmental harm even when scientific certainty is incomplete.

Card 5Trade vs Environment

How do trade regimes and environmental regimes differ in their approach?

Answer

Trade regimes focus on scientific risk assessment, market access, and non-discrimination. Environmental regimes focus on caution and prevention through the precautionary principle.

Card 6GATT

Why was GATT created?

Answer

GATT was created to regulate and promote international trade by reducing tariffs and other trade barriers and by removing discriminatory trade preferences on a reciprocal and mutually beneficial basis…

Card 7GATT

State the origin of GATT.

Answer

GATT was signed by 23 nations in Geneva on 30 October 1947 and came into force on 1 January 1948.

Card 8GATT Rules

How does GATT support fair trade?

Answer

GATT promotes non-discrimination, tariff-based protection, uniform customs regulations, tariff negotiations, and avoidance of unjustifiable trade restrictions.

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