“International environmental law and Australia and New Zealand”

This chapter examines how Australia and New Zealand engage with international environmental law (IEL), highlighting their roles in shaping, implementing, and responding to global environmental agreements and norms. It explores regional legal developments, domestic implementation of IEL obligations, and the influence of international principles on national policy. The chapter situates both countries within the broader IEL framework, offering insights into their contributions, challenges, and evolving legal approaches to pressing environmental issues.