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The legal understanding of the interplay between marine protected areas and climate change : Where do we stand ?
Marine protected areas (MPAs) have been promoted as tools that support global efforts towards climate change adaptation and mitigation. By acting as ‘sentinel’ sites, MPAs are seen as ‘nature-based solutions’. This article examines how international, European as well as French law take account of th
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