CCLR – Carbon & Climate Law Review

CCLR 4/2025 Out Now

Issue 4/2025 of the Carbon and Climate Law Review is out now.

The issue features Editorial  by Kate McKenzie, and the following Articles:

• KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz and Others v. Switzerland: How the ECtHR Applies Its Environmental Case Law in the Context of Climate Change by Muhanad Alamro
• The Role of Law in Enhancing Gender-Responsive Adaptation for Building Climate-Resilient Development for Bangladeshi Women by Raihanatul Jannat
• Safeguarding Underwater Cultural Heritage: The Role of International Law and Technology in the Face of Marine Climate Change by Zeyad Jaffal
• From Voluntary Approaches to Mandatory Criteria: Sustainable Development under the CDM and Article 6.4 Mechanism by Mark Kuro Amakoromo
• Sea Level Rise, Human Rights, and the Limits of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in International Human Rights Law by Natalia Oviedo Rodríguez
• Validating Rules and Clarifying Obligations through Strategic Sea Level Rise Litigation by Armando Rocha and Manasa Venkatachalam

as well as report about Current Developments in Carbon & Climate Law in Brazil by Elena Aydos and Sven Rudolph

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