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Uncovering the destructive link between international law, development, and natural resources.

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Julia Dehm

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The article discusses how international law, development, and natural resources are connected in harmful ways. It explores current unsustainable resource use, historical exploitation, and legal battles over resource control. The article suggests that there are better ways to think about the relationship between law and the natural world, and to change the destructive cycle between international law, development, and natural resources.