By: Allison Kole, Associate The burning season in Indonesia is only a quarter of the way through, yet a haze is already choking the neighboring country of Malaysia.[1] On June 23, Malaysia’s government declared a state of emergency in two districts. Air-pollution there reached a sixteen-year high due to smoke from illegal slash and burn… Continue reading Transnational Smog: The Price of Cultivating Palm Oil
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George Washington Journal of Energy & Environmental Law
A student-run publication of The George Washington University Law School