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Utgave 598/2026
State Obligations Under International Law for the Environmental Regulation of Space Object Reentries in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction
State Obligations Under International Law for the Environmental Regulation of Space Object Reentries in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction
State Obligations Under International Law for the Environmental Regulation of Space Object Reentries in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction
1 Introduction
2 The Legal Framework: State Obligations at the Intersection of Space Law and the Law of the Sea
2.1 Due Diligence and the Environmental Impact Assessment Obligation in Public International Law
2.2 Preliminary Question: Does the BBNJ Preserve or Displace the Existing Framework?
2.3 Scope of the BBNJ's EIA Framework: Are Splashdowns "Planned Activities"?
2.4 The Launching State and ‘Jurisdiction or Control’: Reconciling the OST and BBNJ Allocation Frameworks
2.5 The BBNJ EIA Procedure Applied to Splashdown Operations
3 Applying the Framework: A Provision-by-Provision Analysis of the BBNJ EIA Obligation
4 Conclusion
5 References
Publiseringspolitikk
2 The Legal Framework: State Obligations at the Intersection of Space Law and the Law of the Sea
598/2026
2 The Legal Framework: State Obligations at the Intersection of Space Law and the Law of the Sea
Forrige
1.5 The Applicable Legal Frameworks: An Overview
Neste
2.1 Due Diligence and the Environmental Impact Assessment Obligation in Public International Law