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State Obligation to Guarantee Sustainable Use of Natural Resources in the Seas and Oceans

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Janusz-Pawletta B.
Prawo Morskie
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2008
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vol. 24
187-208
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The obligation of states to guarantee the sustainable use of the natural resources of the seas and oceans is a result of the regulations of international law. Above all, these emphasize the necessity of linking the process of managing those resources with protection of the marine environment in which they occur. Less attention, however, is paid to the social consequences of not fulfilling the duty to use resources sustainable. The subject of this article is the heterogeneous scope of rights and duties of individual states to use marine resources, dependent on the geographical localization of these resources. Attention will also be given to the central role which is fulfilled, in the context of the law of the sea, by the whole set of legal principles, according to which stales using resources should be guided with the aim of ensuring the sustainable exploitation of those resources.
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Environmental protection in the Vistula Lagoon and plans for its economic exploitation

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Janusz-Pawletta B.
Prawo Morskie
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2007
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vol. 23
269-289
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The existing status of the Vistula Lagoon and the Vistula Spit and the stable stains of Polish-Russian agreements supplemented with regulations from the early 1990s raise doubts on the Polish side. The proposed canal that will cut across the Vistula Spit will also run through terrain that is under the special protection of both internal and European laws (Natura 2000). Currently, from a legal perspective, it is difficult to predict the successful outcome of the undertaking. The very decision to build a canal should be preceded by in-depth studies of the profitability of such an undertaking. This refers to the unique natural values of the Vistula Lagoon and the Spit. This may also present certain complications in Polish-Russian relations.
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