High seas:
• 1982 United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
• International Maritime Organisaton and Regional Seas Convention of
Refers to the resource domains or areas that lie outside the UNEP
the political reach of any one nation state. It describes Atmosphere:
‘supra-national’ spaces in which common reasources can • United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
be found. • Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer 1987
International law recognises 4 global commons: • The Paris Agreement 2015
• The High Seas Antarctica:
• The Atmosphere • Antarctic Treaty System (ATS)
• Antarctica • Protocol on Enviornmental Protection
• Outer Space Outer space:
• Treaty on Principles governing the Activities of States in the
Exlporation and Use of Outer Space, now the Outer Space Treaty
What are the global commons?
(1967)
Rules, norms and laws that make and remake global
systems and geographical consequences for citizens, ↑ • 1979 Moon Treaty
∞
2.1.1-2
ecosystems and human and physical environments.
• Climate change How are the global
• Management of deforestation and Global governance commons protected?
afforestation
• Air pollution in cities
Universal
• Waste management
declaration of
• International migration Kyoto and
human rights
Paris
The rise of global governance UN Sustainable
agreement IPCC UNESCO Sites
Agenda 21 Development Goals
Global
• Climate change and global warming- rising temps and TARAPOTO
Amazon Cooperation
GHG’s International (Amazon Basin)
Treaty Organisaiton
• Enviornmental issues- exploitation of reasoucres
impacts enviornemnt ← National Enviornment agency
Brazil’s rainforest reserves
• Globalisation- countries closer through trade,
migration and culture Regional London Clean Air Zone
• Terrorism/security threats- trans border issues
ULEZ Local
SUDS
Carlisle council
• 1982 United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
• International Maritime Organisaton and Regional Seas Convention of
Refers to the resource domains or areas that lie outside the UNEP
the political reach of any one nation state. It describes Atmosphere:
‘supra-national’ spaces in which common reasources can • United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
be found. • Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer 1987
International law recognises 4 global commons: • The Paris Agreement 2015
• The High Seas Antarctica:
• The Atmosphere • Antarctic Treaty System (ATS)
• Antarctica • Protocol on Enviornmental Protection
• Outer Space Outer space:
• Treaty on Principles governing the Activities of States in the
Exlporation and Use of Outer Space, now the Outer Space Treaty
What are the global commons?
(1967)
Rules, norms and laws that make and remake global
systems and geographical consequences for citizens, ↑ • 1979 Moon Treaty
∞
2.1.1-2
ecosystems and human and physical environments.
• Climate change How are the global
• Management of deforestation and Global governance commons protected?
afforestation
• Air pollution in cities
Universal
• Waste management
declaration of
• International migration Kyoto and
human rights
Paris
The rise of global governance UN Sustainable
agreement IPCC UNESCO Sites
Agenda 21 Development Goals
Global
• Climate change and global warming- rising temps and TARAPOTO
Amazon Cooperation
GHG’s International (Amazon Basin)
Treaty Organisaiton
• Enviornmental issues- exploitation of reasoucres
impacts enviornemnt ← National Enviornment agency
Brazil’s rainforest reserves
• Globalisation- countries closer through trade,
migration and culture Regional London Clean Air Zone
• Terrorism/security threats- trans border issues
ULEZ Local
SUDS
Carlisle council
