PROMPTING CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION THROUGH LITIGATION

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@MichaelM_ACT 3/ I am worried about disabling or mitigation through litigation. i.e. "Thou Shall Not" laws vs "The new way is cheaper/easier" laws Will 'investor-state dispute settlement' trump treaties, states, and subnational or supranational authoritie

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RT @bntmayer: What type of climate litigation works? In this article @ICLQ_jnl , I suggest a distinction between "holistic" cases (e.g. Uge…

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RT @bntmayer: What type of climate litigation works? In this article @ICLQ_jnl , I suggest a distinction between "holistic" cases (e.g. Uge…

11 Nov 2022

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