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29 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol'y F. 1 (2018-2019)

handle is hein.journals/delp29 and id is 1 raw text is: DEFINING THE LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK TO STOP THE DUMPING OF ENVIRONMENTALLY HARMFUL PRODUCTS DR. STEPHEN 0. ANDERSEN, RICHARD FERRIS, ROMINA PICOLOTTI, DURWOOD ZAELKE, DR. SUELY CARVALHO & MARCO GONZALEZ* Love your neighbor as yourself, but don't take down your fence. Carl Sandberg Environmental dumping is a practice historically associated with the export of hazardous product waste from a developed country for irresponsible and often illegal disposal in a developing country. Now, with the industrialization and globalization of China and other developing countries, environmental dumping can involve both developing and developed countries as origin and destination. This dumping can be especially harmful to attempts to control under the Montreal Protocol ozone-depleting and climate-forcing chemical substances and/or products requiring unnecessarily high energy consumption. While developing country Parties to the Montreal Protocol are allowed to delay their phasedown of climate-forcing and ozone-depleting hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) during a multi-year grace period, there are advantages to earlier implementation when superior alternatives are already available at reasonable costs, as is the case for Copyright ©D 2018 Stephen 0. Andersen, Richard Ferris, Romina Picolotti, Durwood Zaelke, Dr. Suely Carvalho, & Marco Gonzalez. * Dr. Andersen is the Director of Research at the Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development (IGSD); Mr. Ferris is Senior Counsel of IGSD; Ms. Picolotti is Co-founder and Climate Advisor for the Center for Human Rights and Environment, and Senior Counsel of IGSD; Mr. Zaelke is President of IGSD; Dr. Carvalho is a Senior Expert Member of the Montreal Protocol Technology and Economics Assessment Panel (TEAP) and Scientific Advisor for Centro Mario Molina-Chile; Mr. Gonzalez is a Senior Member of the Montreal Protocol TEAP. The authors are grateful for the considerable assistance of Mr. Duncan Brack, Associate Fellow, Chatham House; Ms. Jennifer Haverkamp, Director, Graham Sustainability Institute, University of Michigan; Mr. Korey Silverman-Roati, Law Fellow, IGSD; Dr. Gabrielle Dreyfus, Senior Scientist, IGSD; Mr. Marcio Ribeiro, Instituto de Energia e Ambiente, IEE, University of Sao Paulo; Dr. Nancy Sherman, Director of Technical Assessment, IGSD; Xiaopu Sun, Senior China Counsel, IGSD; Ms. Kristen Taddonio, Senior Climate and Energy Advisor, IGSD; and Ms. Kristin Leigh Campbell, Law Fellow, IGSD.

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