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Environmental Risks

Environmental Damage as a War Crime: Further Development in International Criminal Law? 

By Writer
12 January 2024
in :  Environment & Climate Change, Environment & World Peace, Environmental Risks, International Law, International Law & Environment, International Law cases
252

Background The environment and inflicting damage on the environment as a means or method of warfare is not new. Manipulating environmental conditions, such as instigating floods or using chemicals to harm the environment has existed throughout the decades. Indeed, deliberately inflicting harm on the environment can have considerable consequences in wartime especially on the civilian population and has been the …

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French Court Dismisses Penalty for Government’s Failings in Reducing Climate Change Impacts 

By Writer
2 January 2024
in :  Environment & Climate Change, Environmental Risks, Green Industries, International Law, International Law & Environment
77

Background  Holding states responsible for failures to take adequate or sufficient action in order to limit the effects of climate change is an increasing litigation trend perceivable in multiple jurisdictions including the Netherlands, the United States, Germany and France. The most successful manifestation of this trend is arguably the Urgenda case, in which a Dutch Court ordered the Dutch government to cut …

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The Geopolitical Consequences of Phasing Out Fossil Fuels

By Writer
11 December 2023
in :  Environment & Climate Change, Environmental Risks, Green Industries
141

The global push towards a sustainable future has led to an increased emphasis on phasing out fossil fuels in favour of renewable energy sources. Whilst from an environmental perspective such a step seems necessary, thus inevitable, the complex geopolitical consequences of phasing out fossil fuels present a great obstacle. Unsurprisingly, one of the most significant geopolitical consequences of phasing out …

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International Community Fails to Take Collective Action in Reducing Carbon Emissions

By Writer
4 July 2023
in :  Environmental Risks
107

Reducing carbon emissions is of utmost importance in addressing the global climate crisis and achieving a sustainable future. Carbon emissions, primarily generated by the burning of fossil fuels, contribute significantly to the greenhouse effect and climate change. The accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere leads to rising temperatures, extreme weather events, sea-level rise, and ecological disruptions. By actively reducing …

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Reducing nitrogen in Agriculture, the hardship for farmers

By Writer
16 May 2023
in :  Environmental Risks
129

Climate Change action has been one of the most touched topics within the EU, one of the target areas to ensure that there is a lowering of emission levels is in agriculture as it provides high levels of nitrogen emissions which cause environmental problems. As an adaptive measure, the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) was provided by the EU, in turn …

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The international challenge of plastic pollution in the oceans- an analysis

By Writer
20 April 2023
in :  Environmental Risks
233

This article provides a summarized analysis the great challenge of cleaning the oceans from plastic and the central role it plays in climate change action, focusing on the Pacific Ocean and on the international cooperation efforts that are currently taking place there and on what can be additionally done in terms of international cooperation in the pacific to create more …

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Climate Change and Lithium- The strategic race to control a central resource for renewables

By Writer
20 March 2023
in :  Energy Security, Environmental Risks
113

The creation of electric lithium batteries that are light in weight and have the capacity to power vehicles and machines has made lithium in the wake of the energy transition for climate change a central asset to control of great strategic importance. This article intends on providing an analysis on the current state of the global control of lithium and …

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Is the “non-refoulement” principle valid for climate migrants too?

By Writer
16 March 2023
in :  Environmental Risks, Migration Crisis
277

Environmental changes caused by exacerbating climate conditions are amidst one of the most severe reasons leading to the choice to migrate. Persons fleeing their homes following a natural disaster or other catastrophic event caused by climate change are labeled “climate migrants”. However, under the current international legislation, the figure of “climate migrant” does not exist yet (1). As a matter …

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US-China commercial war and its impact on the climate change

By Writer
13 March 2023
in :  Environmental Risks, Green Industries
166

With multiple reports alerting to the necessity for developed countries to invest and develop more sustainable and renewable energy sources that combat pollution, there is the strategic certainty that such a global challenge such as climate change can only be addressed through global cooperation. However, in an increasingly multipolar world with competing powers and increasingly more tense relations between them, …

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The environmental protection of Arctic Circle is not just another sensitivity

By Writer
20 February 2023
in :  Environmental Risks
121

The world we inhabit is constantly changing sometimes through natural causes, for example through a volcanic eruption, and other times through human intervention, such as the draining of a lake to expand arable land. The world we inhabit is constantly changing sometimes through natural causes, for example a volcanic eruption, and other times through human intervention, such as draining a …

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