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15. I'm not sure what you mean. Are you referring to the U.N.? Hague?

In actions and outcomes, they do seem close to farce, we can't overlook the facts of The Hague having enforced some international law over time.

Since the COP28 in Dubai looks to be a bust, I have to believe, given the scarcity of pollution enforcement, that our only hope is in the the only true international regulation done by our Navy over all the oceans.
It's a fact that the U.S. military was the first to declare climate change its top national security priority.

The US military first officially recognized climate change as a security threat in the 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review, where the Obama administration identified it as a serious factor to consider in future national security planning.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadrennial_Defense_Review




When Joe Biden goes, climate mitigation will go from good willed insufficiency to total deviltry by nameable hoarding and hiding global extractors.