
À propos de ce podcast
39 Essex Chambers' barristers investigate the key legal developments, across both public and private law, in addressing the most pressing challenge of our generation, climate change. Through this podcast, they interview leaders in their fields, and across a range of sectors, to understand (i) the key developments as they see them and (ii) the role for litigation and regulation in those developments, including any legal barriers. The team includes Steph David, Flora Curtis, Celia Reynolds,…
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Climate Law Matters
À propos de ce podcast
39 Essex Chambers' barristers investigate the key legal developments, across both public and private law, in addressing the most pressing challenge of our generation, climate change. Through this podcast, they interview leaders in their fields, and across a range of sectors, to understand (i) the key developments as they see them and (ii) the role for litigation and regulation in those developments, including any legal barriers. The team includes Steph David, Flora Curtis, Celia Reynolds,…
Épisodes récents
- Episode 30: Climate Attribution in Litigation: Interview with Dr Matt Ösund-Ireland26 août · 28 min
- Episode 29: The Government’s Drive for Green Energy and its Legal Implications28 mai · 29 min
- Episode 28: Reducing Emissions from Aviation15 avr. · 32 min
- Episode 27: Ecosystem Collapse and the UK's National Security11 mars · 16 min
- Episode 26: 2025 Caselaw Roundup18 déc. 2025 · 19 min
- Episode 25: The UK Emissions Trading Scheme: Interview with Dr Diana Casey19 nov. 2025 · 23 min
- Episode 24: The Challenges and Opportunities of Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage: Interview with Professor Paul Fennell29 oct. 2025 · 30 min
- Episode 23: The ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on Climate Change: Interview with Nikki Reisch and Lucy Maxwell24 sept. 2025 · 47 min
- Episode 22: The transition from oil and gas: Interview with Tessa Khan, Uplift31 juil. 2025 · 38 min
- Episode 21: Role of the energy regulator in achieving a net zero future: Interview with Sinead Murray29 janv. 2025 · 16 min