One Postdoc:

Alberto Nicòtina is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer in EU Law. His research interests include comparative constitutional law, especially within the EU, environmental law, legal theory, and qualitative legal methods.

Two Blogs: 

The Aarhus Convention's Relevance for Climate Litigation Through the Lens of KlimaSeniorinnen

What does EU Law say about Banning Fossil Fuel Advertising?

Three Events

13 December: How to Challenge Insufficient EU Climate Action Before the European Court of Justice? Joint Creative Thinking on Overcoming the Well-known Obstacles

12 December: Training sessions and Policy Innovation Lab on the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights in Climate Litigation

2 September: Future generations litigation and the rule of law: breaking new frontiers in climate law and governance

Four new PhD Researchers

Clara Kammeringer, Renske Natte, Tessa Trapp & Simon Waswa

Read more about them here.

Five Presentations about Climate Litigation to:

Berkeley University, Durham University, Netherlands Institute for Human Rights, Tilburg University, Leicester University (watch the recording here)