Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence

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Main Author: Niehuss, Juliette
Format: Text
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Published: Digital Commons @ American University Washington College of Law 2005
Subjects:
Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration
Inuit Circumpolar Conference
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
International Environmental Law
Environmental Law
Human Rights Law
International Law
Law
Climate change
inuit
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/sdlp/vol5/iss2/15
https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/context/sdlp/article/1435/viewcontent/SDLP_20SPR_202005_20__20Litigation_20Update.pdf
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Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
International Environmental Law
Environmental Law
Human Rights Law
International Law
Law
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Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
International Environmental Law
Environmental Law
Human Rights Law
International Law
Law
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Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
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title Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
title_short Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
title_full Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
title_fullStr Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
title_full_unstemmed Inuit Circumpolar Conference v. Bush Administration: Why the Arctic Peoples Claim the United States' Role in Climate Change has Violated their Fundamental Human Rights and Threatens their Very Existence
title_sort inuit circumpolar conference v. bush administration: why the arctic peoples claim the united states' role in climate change has violated their fundamental human rights and threatens their very existence
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