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Author: Catherine Higham

Addressing the “credibility gap”: the role of domestic legal systems in ensuring accountability for climate action

December 29, 2021 Catherine Higham

COP 26 Outcomes and Challenges for International Law Speaking after COP26, the US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Change John…

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Posted in: Climate Change Litigation Filed under: COP 26 Symposia

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