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And in any case, it is problematic to suggest that a 21st-century judge can meaningfully think her way into the 200-year-old mindset of a ratifier in order to figure out how he would have approached a modern constitutional problem. Any resulting protocol, once ratified, would be legally binding-much as the Montreal Protocol compels its ratifiers to phase out the use of compounds that harm stratospheric ozone, observes Lars Nordberg, ECE deputy director for the environment. |
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