In this episode, Dr. Miranda Melcher continues her insightful discussion with Amy Rose, the Global Director of Litigation, Governance, and Legal Services at ClientEarth. Amy shares her expertise on the evolving landscape of climate litigation, the challenges of systemic change, and the innovative strategies used to address the world’s most pressing environmental issues.
From groundbreaking human rights cases to biodiversity protection and sustainable food systems, Amy reveals the intricate processes behind ClientEarth’s work and highlights the role of strategic litigation in creating impactful change. The conversation also touches on gaps in access to justice and the inspiring role of younger generations in driving environmental advocacy.
Key Topics Covered:
\t•\tThe current state and future of climate litigation (01:37)
\t•\tStrategic litigation beyond climate: tackling biodiversity loss, marine ecosystems, and sustainable food systems (07:18)
\t•\tThe importance of collaboration and systems thinking in ClientEarth’s approach (09:16)
\t•\tNavigating challenges in standing, causation, and extraterritoriality in litigation (17:00)
\t•\tAccess to justice gaps in the EU’s state aid system (23:00)
\t•\tInspiring hope: the role of younger generations in environmental advocacy (26:12)
Call to Action:
If you’re inspired by Amy’s work and want to support access to justice and environmental advocacy, consider donating to Just Access by visiting just-access.de/donate. Every contribution helps us continue our mission to make human rights effective for all.
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