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Gopinath Rebala,Ajay Ravi,Sanjay Churiwalaate’s responsibility for more ambitious policies; to determine bans on carbon-intensive infrastructures; to establish patterns of liability for climate-related damages. In this regard, this contribution champions climate science as a fundamental stepping-stone towards judicial law-making amidst the climate crisis.

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Climate Science Before the Courts: Turning the Tide in Climate Change Litigationate’s responsibility for more ambitious policies; to determine bans on carbon-intensive infrastructures; to establish patterns of liability for climate-related damages. In this regard, this contribution champions climate science as a fundamental stepping-stone towards judicial law-making amidst the climate crisis.

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Some Practical Aspects to Know About,ive, multi-pronged approach to governance, particularly in relation to monitoring, compliance and enforcement would be advantageous as would greater transparency in the application of science-led or evidence-led research. Improvements in these areas are likely to better serve ecological integrity objectives.

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English Phonetics and Phonology, more responsive attitude towards meat’s consumption. The needed changes claim for a collaboration amongst different actors, breeders, manifacturers, retailers, in order to minimize the environmental damages.

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Lessons Learned from IPCC’s Underestimation of Climate Change Impacts About the Need for a Precautiofect. This chapter argues that given the enormous potential harms from climate change, a precautionary science that allows scientists to identify all scientifically plausible harms is required by ethics and international legal principles.