Titlebook: Comparative Climate Change Litigation: Beyond the Usual Suspects; Francesco Sindico,Makane Mo?se Mbengue Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzer

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Climate Change and the Individual in Mexiconts and there are no cases in which climate change is a relevant factor. Most cases have been framed in broader environmental terms, for instance against fossil fuel-related projects, airports and road infrastructure. As a way forward, climate litigation in Mexico could be developed by placing human rights as the central argument of future claims.

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Climate Change and the Individual in the United Kingdomt. It concludes that there is very little scope for genuinely individual action in relation to the ‘types’ of cases it examines, but questions both whether these cases will be brought by NGO’s NGOs, and whether the role of the individual in climate change might not be seen in smaller, more mundane litigation that impacts on climate policy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69957-6t. It concludes that there is very little scope for genuinely individual action in relation to the ‘types’ of cases it examines, but questions both whether these cases will be brought by NGO’s NGOs, and whether the role of the individual in climate change might not be seen in smaller, more mundane litigation that impacts on climate policy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69957-6ienced extreme weather including costly wildfires, droughts, and floods. Several Canadian sub-populations, including its Indigenous Peoples (amongst them Arctic-dwellers), are particularly vulnerable, facing potentially cataclysmic destruction of their traditional homelands, traditions, and culture.

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