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Summary This blog post presents the findings of an article published in the European Journal of Risk Regulation, in which we examined whether the European Commission’s consultations in the area of climate law-making live up…
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In her post, Chiara Armeni discusses the different ways in which legal academics can take responsibility for the climate crisis. As far as research activities are concerned, she argues that the centrality of climate change…
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Summary Climate change is a global issue that requires comprehensive climate education, intending to protect the fundamental rights of young generations. It is a question of distributive justice. The dialogue between legal scholars is driven…
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When we think about responsibility for climate change, we tend to picture the ‘bad guys’, the fossil fuel industries, or the largest GHG-emitting states. Fewer think of universities. But of course, universities are large emitters…
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The aim of this blog post is to draw some comparative conclusions from the study we carried out on how national courts deal with scientific uncertainty, specifically in the context of the litigation generated by…
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