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Smart Contracts and Blockchain Technology in Environmental Law for Sustainable Governance
This study examines how blockchain-based smart contracts can support environmental law enforcement by enhancing transparency, compliance monitoring, and regulatory coordination within legally pluralistic governance systems. despite the rapid expansion of blockchain applications in sustainability gov
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