Dynatec, Inc. (a U.S. corporation based in New York) engages in oil drilling in
Colombia. Indigenous Indian tribes finds that certain rivers and streams have become
polluted as a result and that hunting and fishing are adversely affected. A U.S. lawyer
brings a lawsuit on behalf of the tribe in federal district court in New York. Dynatec
wants the action dismissed, or at least not heard by the federal court in New York. The
best bet for the case not to be heard in the federal court in New York would be for the
Dynatec lawyer to:
a. Move to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction.
b. Move to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.
c. Move for a stay pending arbitration.
d. Move for dismissal based on forum non conveniens.
NAFTA’s Commission for Environmental Cooperation is committed to improving
issues related to greenhouse gas emissions, which are concentrated gasses in the Earth’s
atmosphere derived from:
a. coal mining.
b. strip mining.
c. burning fossil fuels.
d. extracting oil from shale.