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Protecting Biodiversity: National Laws Regulating Access to Genetic Resources in the Americas
Protecting Biodiversity addresses one of the most fundamental aspects of this important the lack of adequate national laws regulating access to, and compensation for, the use of local genetic resources. This book is the first to compare such laws and policies across a range of countries in both the industrialized and developing worlds, including Argentina, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Paraguay, Peru and the United States. It also presents legal viewpoints, conclusions and solid recommendations for future action.
100 pages, Paperback
First published January 15, 1999
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