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  • 8 - Links to Ecology and a Circular Economy

  • James Bacchus, University of Central Florida
  • Book:
    Trade Links
    Published online:
    17 February 2022
    Print publication:
    10 March 2022, pp 233-262

  • Summary

    WTO rules must preserve the natural world by protecting ecology and promoting a circular economy. Animal life must be respected, and wildlife trade must be restricted. New rules are required to help prevent deforestation; help make the mining of metals sustainable; eliminate restrictions on trade in raw materials; and support sustainable land use and water use and sustainable agriculture. New rules must also help facilitate sustainable consumption and production, including by providing trade solutions to plastics pollution.