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The ‘Year of Climate’ in International Courts

Legal Planet

“The Year of Climate in International Courts” by Rebecca Hamilton was first published on Just Security. But all cases overlap to some degree on the question of the international legal obligations of States in light of the climate emergency.

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Climate Change Accountability: How International Courts Can Drive Climate Action

Union of Concerned Scientists

Their omnipresent influence on national politics and international negotiations has trapped consumers in a fossil fuel-dependent system and threatens to delay climate action even further, with the most severe consequences for those already in the most vulnerable situations. What role does science play in climate advisory opinions?

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Can International Law Save the Planet from Climate Change?

Union of Concerned Scientists

For the first time, the International Court of Justice (ICJ)—the world’s highest court—may be ruling on climate change. When diplomacy needs backup, countries turn to resolve their disputes at the ICJ, the United Nations’ principal judicial organ, to set the tone for international law. What is the International Court of Justice?

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Panasonic Introduces Internal Carbon Pricing System Trial

Environment + Energy Leader

Panasonic offers an internal carbon pricing system that aims to advance the competitiveness of businesses dedicated to carbon neutrality.

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News Flash! International Cooperation on the Environment Remains Possible

Law and Environment

Especially when it’s good news about effective international cooperation on environmental protection issues. . I wouldn’t say that everything is always for the best in this best of all possible worlds, but it’s important to recognize that cooperation on international environmental issues remains possible. The post News Flash!

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Climate Plans That Rely Too Much on Carbon Removal Could Breach International Law

Yale E360

Countries that rely too heavily on carbon removal in their climate plans could violate international law, warns a new paper. Read more on E360 →

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Mondelez International Invites Start-ups to Apply to CoLab Tech

Environment + Energy Leader

The post Mondelez International Invites Start-ups to Apply to CoLab Tech appeared first on Environment + Energy Leader. This program is aimed at supporting start-up companies that focus on addressing key challenges in the areas of food technology and sustainability.