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November 17, 2025Frontiers in Marine ScienceOpen Access

Charting a course for marine sustainability: legal and policy coordination in developing countries amidst trade and shipping turbulence

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QNQi NiuWXWang xingWXWang xing

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Analysis identifies legal frameworks that improve regulatory compliance risks for least developed countries, suggesting new policies are needed.

Key Points

  • Marine pollution incidents threaten sustainability, emphasizing the need for effective legal frameworks and cooperation.
  • Developing countries should strengthen legal coordination under international law to address regulatory compliance risks effectively.
  • Analysis of trade impacts highlights the crucial role of financial support for vulnerable nations like least developed countries.
  • Investment in local research capacity is essential to empower small island developing states and enhance their participation in international governance.

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Niu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692509f6c0ce034ddc352d0ehttps://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2025.1683372
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