Europe’s Climate Crisis Is a Rule-of-Law Crisis
Europe’s climate crisis is no longer just about emissions –…
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The EU’s Proposed 2040 Climate Target is Illegal: The European Parliament Must Act Accordingly
‘‘The European Parliament must reject the Council’s weakened 2040 climate…
The ECJ’s Opportunity to Address the EU’s Climate Mitigation Obligations
On the Possible Request for an Opinion on the EU-Mercosur…
Access to justice in corporate climate litigation for people living abroad
This blog for Human Rights Here written by PhD researcher,…
KlimaSeniorinnen requires the EU to set a 2040 target of at least 90 % reduction domestically
Professor Christina Eckes has written a blogpost for the website,…
Silencing Greenpeace. Can the EU Prevent the Chilling Effect on Democracy From Crossing the Atlantic?
A North Dakota jury has ruled that Greenpeace must pay…
The Appeal Decision in Milieudefensie/Royal Dutch Shell Confirms Climate Litigation’s Place in the Democratic Process
Christina Eckes, Professor of European law at the University of…
What does EU Law say about Banning Fossil Fuel Advertising?
Professor Christina Eckes and Yannick van den Berg have written…
The Aarhus Convention’s Relevance for Climate Litigation Through the Lens of KlimaSeniorinnen
Professor Christina Eckes and Tessa Trapp have written a blogpost…