More than half of the planet’s ocean lies beyond the control of any single country.This is what we call the High Seas: international waters that, for a long time, remained outside the reach of environmental laws and protections. But that is starting to change.

Did you know that in Argentina, we could say that each province is the “owner” of its natural resources? But also, did you know that the national government is responsible for protecting the environment across the whole country?.

As we approach the end of the year, Argentina, like many Latin American countries, faces increasing pressure to balance economic development

When one delves into the study of Environmental Law (#ForABetterWorld), they encounter a branch called "Environmental Criminal Law"

At first glance, Tax Law, which is related to the payment of taxes to the state (such as taxes, fees, and contributions), might not seem dir

Technological advancements revolutionize our daily lives: we use apps on our phones, tablets, and smart TVs, consume and produce content via

Although at first glance it is very difficult for us to identify a relationship between announcing and what we call the "Environment" or "Na

The expansion of the agricultural frontier in the Chaqueño Forest (Gran Chaco) is a complex phenomenon with significant economic, social, an

To approach the theme "Climate Change and Carbon Market" I consider it essential to start by recalling some historical milestones that give