The formation of international environmental standards in the context of armed conflict: the experience of the late XX – early XXI centuries

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This research analyzes the evolution of international environmental norms in armed conflict, suggesting gaps in enforcement and effectiveness.

Environmental protection norms have evolved under international humanitarian law since the 1970s, especially during the Vietnam War.
Analyses of major environmental disasters, like the Kuwait oil fires, demonstrate the impact of these events on the development of international law.
The study employs historical and legal analysis to understand the evolution of legal norms governing environmental protection in warfare.
Identified gaps in international law call for the development of unified assessment methods for environmental damage and stronger enforcement mechanisms.

Danila Vital'evich Petuhov (2025) studied this question.

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This research analyzes the evolution of international environmental norms in armed conflict, suggesting gaps in enforcement and effectiveness.