GRI is hiring! A great opportunity work on a very exciting project with @averchenkova and @JoanaSetzer
Come work with me and other colleagues at the @GRI_LSE governance and legislation team and @retool_project partners on Strengthening Democratic Governance for Climate Transitions. Apply by 3 November!
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🐳🏗️ “There has been a concerted #misinformation campaign to tie #whale beaching’s to #offshorewind development and exploration,” Matthew Eisenson was quoted in an article about #CleanEnergy fear-based #myths. Read here ➡️buff.ly/4dbZ2tJ
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👩⚖️Global trends in climate litigation: Launch of the 2024 Snapshot Report
🗓27 June
Litigants continue to develop new types of cases and legal arguments, and we continue to see significant transnational exchange between countries.
More ⤵️ londonclimateactionweek.org/…
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#ClimateChange litigation is changing 🌍
In this @GRI_LSE event, @CatherineHigha3 & @JoanaSetzer will share their 2024 Global Trends in Climate Change Litigation Policy Report and share their insights.
In person and online. Learn more ⬇️ lse.ac.uk/Events/2024/06/202…
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At Climate Impact Summit at the Royal Institution today:
I asked: Would it be fair to say your conclusion is: If you believe in climate change, you shouldn't vote for the Conservatives?
Former Conservative member of parliament @CSkidmoreUK: Yes, even if it's painful to say so.
Broke my Twitter moratorium to see what people are saying ahead of the ECtHR rulings today. I’m so glad I did as I found this wonderful thread - thanks @cohelongo for your excellent analysis!
We’re now only a week away from the first-ever climate rulings of the @ECHR_CEDH in the Duarte Agostinho (@Y4CJ_), KlimaSeniorinnen (@KlimaSeniorin) and Carême (@DamienCAREME) cases. To count down, I’ll be discussing a topic of relevance every day until the ruling. A🧵.
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Join us on 29 November to explore how we can tackle the challenges posed by poor integrity and corruption in climate solutions.
🗣@JoleneLin_ @tiffi_ch @DLA_Piper’s Shirley Pouget & @BohmerBrice
🪑 @vmlheyvaert
Hosted jointly with @LSELaw
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How can we transform political pledges on #NetZero into effective and credible implementation? Join our webinar, featuring insights from Fiji and Spain, on 30 November ⬇️
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What global trends do we see in climate litigation? ⚖️📈
Join us at The Climate Hub for a panel featuring @CatherineHigha3, @GRI_LSE & @MichaelGerrard, @SabinCenter
as we explore the power of climate litigation. 🏛️👩⚖️
📅 Sept 20 / 9.15 am EDT
Register: wedonthavetime.org/events/th…
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Our Climate Change Laws of the World database has been upgraded again. Thanks to tech developed by @climatepolradar users can now search non-English law and policy documents and see English translations of passages matching their search
Try it out here👇🏾
climate-laws.org/
Spent a great Monday afternoon with our friends at @climatepolradar scheming about what we can cook up next. So many sticky notes and so many great ideas! Can’t wait to put them into action with the rest of the team at @GRI_LSE
We forgot to take a photo of team @climatepolradar and team Climate Change Laws of the World from @GRI_LSE as we met for our big collaboration planning meeting today. About 50 sticky notes of things to do behind us! @CatherineHigha3 & me are nerds so we stayed last for the photo.
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⚖️ Climate litigation is a potentially a hugely powerful force for systemic change, with over half of cases in the last year leading to DIRECT judicial outcomes that are favourable to climate action, @GRI_LSE's report by @JoanaSetzer @CatherineHigha3 shows.
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Our 2023 climate litigation study shows an increase in the numbers and diversity of strategic climate change court cases
Check out the full report for all the latest trends 👇🏾
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I'm looking forward to the launch event of our 2023 Global Trends in Climate Litigation report, with this fantastic panel - hope you can join us on Thu, in person @LSE or online!
We’re looking forward to launching our flagship Global Trends in Climate Litigation: 2023 Report next week with @birsha_o @toniatigre @SMarjanacCE @laugepoulsen @DLA_Piper's Laura Ford @JoanaSetzer @CatherineHigha3 and @EJZRobinson66
Part of #LCAW2023
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We’re looking forward to launching our flagship Global Trends in Climate Litigation: 2023 Report next week with @birsha_o @toniatigre @SMarjanacCE @laugepoulsen @DLA_Piper's Laura Ford @JoanaSetzer @CatherineHigha3 and @EJZRobinson66
Part of #LCAW2023
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🇿🇦⚖️ In this post, our visiting scholar Chris McConnachie argues that climate litigation in South Africa reinforces the value of litigation as a tool in support of the climate movement & offers important strategic lessons for global #climatelitigation: buff.ly/43RsUHq
Looking forward to another insightful discussion on 13th July. Join us if you can!
Webinar! Join @Dr_D_Gallagher @PRI_News at next @InevitablePol_R Quarterly Briefing. Speakers include @ClimateBonds @Fitch_ESG @VividEconomics, @CatherineHigha3 from @GRI_LSE & Kaya. Thurs 13th July: London 14:00, Paris 15:00, NY 09:00, Singapore 21:00: unpri.org/all-events-and-web…
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Happy to announce my study showing that firms who are filed or subject to a negative decision in a climate litigation lose 0.41% of their stock value on average. With @JoanaSetzer @misatosato @glengostlow and KateHigham #climaterisk
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Catherine Higham retweeted
Our upgraded Climate Change Laws of the World database opens up access to 1000s of climate laws, policies and strategies globally and enables you to quickly and easily explore them - supported by tech from @climatepolradar
Check it out here 👇🏾
climate-laws.org/
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1/6 🎓🔬 I'm thrilled to share our new working paper. We find evidence that stock markets are starting to react to key climate litigation by devaluing the stocks of defending Carbon Majors.
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