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cjal-3253	Tyler, Zachary	Transboundary Water Pollution in China – An Analysis of the Failure of the Legal Framework to Protect Downstream Jurisdictions	2006	43	.pdf	application/pdf	17822	913	52	Yet, these cases represent but a small percentage of incidences of transboundary water pollution, and it is important to remember that few complaints culminate in any action being taken, either through mediation and conciliation, or in the courts.240 However, due to the relative success of private party suits compared to the overall failure of the government's regulatory regime, private litigation could become a strong vehicle for dealing with transboundary water pollution problems. China's response to the growing problems of transboundary water pollution reflects the problems and challenges that its nascent environmental legal regime faces, and the attempts to resolve transboundary water pollution disputes have largely been played out as but one part of China's greater endeavors to adapt its administrative structure and legal regime to the rapid transformation that the country is undergoing.	cache/cjal-3253.pdf	txt/cjal-3253.txt