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Co-Opting The Class Action , John Leubsdorf
When Does The Clock Start Ticking?: Applying The Statute Of Limitations In Asbestos Property Damage Actions , Alex J. Grant
When Does The Clock Start Ticking?: Applying The Statute Of Limitations In Asbestos Property Damage Actions , Alex J. Grant
Cornell Law Review
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The Regulation Of Hazardous Substances In Mexican Law, Carl E. Koller Lucio
The Regulation Of Hazardous Substances In Mexican Law, Carl E. Koller Lucio
Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum
Introduction Unlike U.S. environmental legislation, which governs different environmental media and was instituted through various congressional Acts, 1 the current Mexican environmental legislation, implemented in 1988, covers the principal environmental media in one law. 2 This one law contains most of the implementation and enforcement mechanisms including the regulation of hazardous substances. There has been much debate and concern on both sides of the United States-Mexican border regarding Mexico's ability to strictly enforce its hazardous substance regulations. Furthermore, the North American Free Trade Agreement, which established an international Commission on Environmental Quality, will influence future use of trade laws to …