Making Climate Law Work
Exploring how legal tools shape climate action in practice, from the Energy and Climate Change Law Institute and qLegal at Queen Mary University of London.
Making Climate Law Work
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Climate change and corporations: the new way of doing business
"Shareholders and consumers can influence corporations to move in clean energy and sustainable directions, and that is the key driver for the transition." Climate law is no longer just a regulatory concern; it's a boardroom...
Loss and damage: who is paying the global climate bill?
"Litigation is an exercise of narration. Lawyers working in the climate space should not shy away from the science, because understanding it is key to building your argumentation." For decades, Loss and Damage was a diploma...
Law and governments: the power of climate litigation
"This debate about the proper role of courts in relation to climate action will continue - both inside and outside the courtrooms." Courts are increasingly being asked to do what governments won't. Hosts Alisa Ainonen and N...