![]() ![]() On the contrary, it is proposed that the existence of such laws does not deter belligerents from causing severe damage to the environment. It is argued that the main problem is neither an inadequacy of the law for protecting the environment during times of war, nor the absence of the law on state responsibility for reparations of violations of established rules. Based on the analysis of existing international rules and state practice in the aftermath of armed conflicts, it concludes that the implementation of belligerent states’ responsibility for making reparation for environmental damage has been severely limited. It focuses on inter-state armed conflicts in the last two centuries. ![]() This thesis is a legal and historical examination of the implementation of international responsibility for environmental protection in times of war. ![]()
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