On the 25th of July 2020, the merchant ship Wakashio ran aground on the coral reef southeast of the tropical island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The ship, a Japanese-owned but Panamanian-flagged freighter...
Discussion about how Covid-19 has to do with pollution is increasing, especially after the WHO declaration of pandemic[1]. According to the results of a multitude of scientific jornals and the last reports of Intergovernmental...
Introduction The concept of environmental justice was explained for the very first time during the World Climate Summit, held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992[1]. In this occasion, the Convention was drawn up, underlining...
1. Introduction The 1951 Refugee Convention of Geneva spells out who a refugee is and the kind of legal protection, other assistance, and social rights he/she should receive from countries that have signed the...
La Corte suprema olandese ha recentemente emesso una storica sentenza: pronunciandosi sul caso Olanda c. Urgenda[1], i giudici hanno invitato il governo olandese a ridurre di almeno il 25% le emissioni di CO2 nell’atmosfera entro...
On 17 December, the European Parliament and the Council reached a political agreement on the text of a Regulation on the creation of a classification system, or taxonomy, for sustainable economic activities[1]. The Taxonomy...
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