International environmental agreements tend not to have independent procedures for dispute resolution because:
A)international organizations have the authority to compel compliance.
B)such agreements involve few distributional issues.
C)the use of carrots and sticks by member states has been proven successful.
D)states rarely disagree about compliance for treaties.

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International environmental agreements often rely on incentives (carrots) and penalties (sticks) by member states to ensure compliance, as these methods have been effective in managing disputes and encouraging adherence to the agreements.

International Environmental Agreements Tend Not to Have Independent Procedures for Dispute