Executive Summary: World Environmental Treaty establishes a framework for future environmental regulations, a governing body of the WA (Environmental Coordination Office) to manage future environmental monitoring, and a set of guiding principles that WA and member states are asked to abide by in regards to the environment.

Opinion: All right, no more foundational proposals instead we have a...foundational proposal about the environment. UGH! Fine, fine, I'll review it. That's like totes my job, I guess. The World Environmental Treaty or WET for short (I'm calling it that, try to stop me) provides some pretty reasonable environmental requirements on member states. Like, work in good faith on environmental issues; feel free to maintain your own resources, but be aware of the environmental impact; think about the future when pursuing environmental initiatives; and so on. It's a framework with basic thoughts on environmental topics and not like a TON of teeth. In the first half. The second half establishes the Environmental Coordination Office (ECO). The ECO does cross-government coordination and is planned as the baseline body to handle future environmental monitoring. If there's a dispute between two member states about who is responsible for an environmental spill? Call the ECO. The ECO is also tasked with tracking environmental markers across the multiverse. It's a good, foundational environmental law. FOR.