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Sustainability

Sustainability policies and regulations, as well as private-sector sustainability commitments, reflect efforts to integrate environmental protection and stewardship among all domestic and international stakeholders.
As sustainability concepts increasingly shape government regulation and industry decision-making, ACOEL fellows examine the domestic and international legal implications of new standards, social responsibility frameworks, technological innovations, and much more.
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