There is some misunderstanding of the WTO's provisions for
Environmental protection in trade.The WTO actually:
A)allows nations to bar all imports from nations that do not conform to their own standards.
B)provides that nations may enforce any standards for particular products as long as the standards apply equally to
Domestic producers and importers.
C)does not make any pretense of caring at all about the environment.
D)is very inconsistent in its rulings.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The WTO allows nations to enforce any standards for particular products as long as the standards apply equally to domestic producers and importers. This means that countries can set their own environmental standards and enforce them, but they have to do so equally for both domestic and foreign producers. The WTO does not have provisions that allow countries to ban all imports from nations that do not meet their environmental standards. While there may be some inconsistencies in the WTO's rulings, this is not related to its provisions for environmental protection.

There Is Some Misunderstanding of the WTO's Provisions for