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Environment & Climate Change

Climate change litigation

By Writer
7 March 2023
in :  Environmental Solutions, Green Economy, Green Industries
260

Climate change is a global concern that is causing more widespread devastating effects; as a consequence, already existing grievances and inequalities are exacerbated by environmental changes and, therefore, are leading to climate related disputes. Such contentions are confronted in climate litigation cases that are, more and more, catching on around the world. As a matter of facts, people whose lives …

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How can climate change fuel conflicts?

By Writer
21 February 2023
in :  Environment & World Peace
97

To say that climate change is the sole cause of conflict is to say something improper. In fact, there are always other factors that can contribute to the erosion of violence, such as political, economic, and social factors. However, the impacts of climate change might increase the risk of conflict: extreme weather conditions and related disasters can damage economies following …

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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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Climate injustice exacerbates the already devastating consequences of climate change; climate justice must be implemented

By Writer
15 February 2023
in :  Environment & Climate Change
106

The effects of climate change are increasingly manifesting themselves in an intense and dramatic way. Episodes of heat waves, floods, earthquakes, and droughts are occurring more and more frequently. Even though the international community is examining different options and opportunities to try to mitigate the devastating effects caused by climate change, through annual meetings with the various countries of the …

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The challenging scenario for aid to Syria in the earthquake aftermath

By Writer
9 February 2023
in :  Environment & World Peace
162

The current situation in northern Syria is one of open desperation since little to no humanitarian is being actually given to the Syrians, with the vast majority of the aid coming from the West being almost entirely driven to Turkey and neglecting the thousands of Syrians that are in extreme need for help and aid. The Syrian regime has also …

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The presence of abundant natural resources: curse or blessing? The cases of the Niger Delta and Botswana

By Writer
30 January 2023
in :  Environment & World Peace
243

There are conflicts that arise because the dispute that leads to armed confrontation has to do with the abundance of natural resources in the country or region of the country where the war is taking place. The abundance of natural resources per se is not the sole trigger for conflict, crisis, and civil war, but there are in fact other …

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The time to save Amazon and rain-forests has come.

By Writer
30 January 2023
in :  Environmental Solutions
127

Bolsonaro’s rule of Brazil in recent years has not only had socio-economic effects on the country (increase in poverty, rise of racist and fascist groups, widening of the gap between the poor and the rich, etc.) but also great environmental effects which do not only affect Brazil but also the whole world. Brazil is almost entirely covered in its northwestern …

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The Global Plastic Treaty: The Truth Behind Nation-States Backing the Treaty

By Writer
23 January 2023
in :  Environmental Solutions
150

The first session of the UN negotiations for a Global Plastics Treaty concluded in Uruguay in December 2022, which could be the single most important international environmental law treaty of the century. The treaty, which would aim to limit plastic production and use, could have an overarching effect on biodiversity and climate. While the treaty is still in its preliminary …

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Exacerbating environmental changes in South Asia are leading to climate migration

By Writer
19 January 2023
in :  Environmental Risks, Recent Topics
132

According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), climate change and related disasters are, more and more, becoming a threat to humanity and, therefore, one of the most significant drivers for migration. Temperatures and sea-levels are rising significantly as frequent and violent wildfires, floods, storms, droughts, earthquakes, and tsunamis demonstrate (1). As for migration, it is not hard to believe …

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COP28 to be held in the United Arab Emirates by an oil tycoon

By Writer
16 January 2023
in :  Environmental Risks
102

To understand how we got to this extremely severe environmental situation, it should be specified that the international community has started to take action against climate change through the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which entered into force on March 21, 1994. The Convention aims at formulating legal frameworks and principles for cooperation among States to mitigate …

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