Climate Change Mitigation as an Obligation Under Human Rights Treaties?

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@LRoordaLaw @cohelongo I discussed that in length there https://t.co/bpb2epugH5. In my view the adverse impacts of mitigation measures is far more likely to fall within the purview of human rights than their benefits.

07 Nov 2022

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Climate Change Mitigation as an Obligation Under Human Rights Treaties? | American Journal of International Law | Cambridge Core https://t.co/z9sZgrC2FU

03 Aug 2021

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RT @bntmayer: Can human rights treaties be interpreted as requiring states to mitigate climate change? This thread gives a quick overview o…

30 Jul 2021

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RT @juliebirdfraser: Great read here - love the commentary re #humanrights being used as a trojan horse to ameliorate gaps in #climatechang…

29 Jul 2021

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