Which international agreement regulates trade in specimens of wild animals and plants so that trade does not threaten species' survival?

Which international agreement provides a framework for conserving wetlands and using their resources wisely?

Which international agreement controls transboundary movements and disposal of hazardous wastes?

Which agreement addresses persistent organic pollutants that persist, travel long distances, and accumulate in organisms?

Which international agreement addresses mercury pollution throughout mercury's supply, trade, use, emissions, and releases?

Which agreement focuses on combating desertification and mitigating the effects of drought?

Which international agreement has objectives of biodiversity conservation, sustainable use, and equitable sharing of benefits from genetic resources?

Which agreement establishes controls to phase out substances that deplete the stratospheric ozone layer?

Which agreement uses prior informed consent for international trade in certain hazardous chemicals and pesticides?

Which international agreement includes a duty for states to protect and preserve the marine environment?

Which agreement established international cooperation on ozone-layer research, systematic observation, and information exchange before later control protocols?

Which climate agreement set binding greenhouse-gas emission-reduction targets for industrialized countries and economies in transition?

Which problem in the 1980s led to the Basel Convention, adopted in 1989?

What did parties to the Stockholm Convention commit to do regarding listed persistent organic pollutants?

When a country joins the Ramsar Convention, what site-related action is it required to take?

Under the Convention on Biological Diversity, benefits from using genetic resources must be shared fairly with whom?

What did the Minamata Convention commit parties to control in international commerce?

What did the Montreal Protocol commit parties to do with controlled ozone-depleting substances?

What climate-planning action does the Paris Agreement require each party to take?

What did industrialized-country parties commit to under the Kyoto Protocol's Annex B?

What does the Rotterdam Convention's prior informed consent procedure enable countries to do?

What implementation tool does the UN Convention to Combat Desertification call on affected country parties to prepare?

How does the Montreal Protocol bind its parties differently from a broad environmental framework convention?

What long-term temperature goal does the Paris Agreement set?

How did the Kyoto Protocol let industrialized parties meet part of their binding emissions targets through actions outside their own borders?

How does the Basel Convention control an otherwise permissible hazardous-waste shipment across borders?

Beyond listing sites, what general duty does the Ramsar Convention place on each Contracting Party for the wetlands in its territory?

How does the Vienna Convention primarily bind parties in addressing ozone-layer threats?

How does the Convention on Biological Diversity bind parties at the national policy level?

The Stockholm Convention restricts DDT instead of banning it outright. For what purpose may registered parties still produce and use DDT?