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Quotas have been used in international environmental agreements for
at least a century and, in tandem with incentive approaches, should
continue to be crucial to realizing a sustainable environment. This
text is a critical examination of quotas both as regulatory tools
and as products of negotiation. It reviews the main features of
environmental problems, the regulatory options and criteria used to
judge them, and the various ways of explaining negotiated outcomes.
Quotas in the management of fisheries, other resources, freshwater
and marine pollution, and air pollution are also described.
Selected examples are considered in detail to provide an
understanding of how quotas were developed in scientific,
political, economic and social context. An assessment of the key
features of quotas in practice leads to the identification of an
emerging approach, the negotiation of constrained local quotas. The
approach is a practical way to balance efficiency and fairness in
complex negotiations, without sacrificing environmental
effectiveness.
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