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Adaptive Management in Water Law: Evaluating Australian (New South Wales) and Canadian (British Columbia) Law Reform Initiatives

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V.H.12 Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) (20 May 80). See Basic Document V.D.4, supra

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Ibid.

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Responding to water scarcity in Western Canada

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