Climate litigation to protect the Brazilian Amazon: Establishing a constitutional right to a stable climate

Overview of attention for article published in Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law, July 2021

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RT @RECIELjournal: In their #OpenAccess paper, @JoanaSetzer & Délton Winter de Carvalho look at #ClimateLitigation to combat illegal defore…

27 Aug 2021

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RT @RECIELjournal: In their #OpenAccess paper, @JoanaSetzer & Délton Winter de Carvalho look at #ClimateLitigation to combat illegal defore…

27 Aug 2021

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In their #OpenAccess paper, @JoanaSetzer & Délton Winter de Carvalho look at #ClimateLitigation to combat illegal deforestation in #Brazil, focusing on a case that seeks to establish the centrality of a stable climate system to #HumanRights protection.

27 Aug 2021

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A fundamental / constitutional right to a safe climate? Useful analysis of the dynamic frontiers of climate litigation https://t.co/0yrxZaytEj

06 Aug 2021

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