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Jan
21
Rights of Nature, Rights of Rivers: Definitions and Declarations in the Movement
By Krishan Nursimooloo in association with XR Ireland and Claire Nevin
The concept of Rights of Nature challenges the way
8 min read
Nov
23
Where else can we go: climate activists have so much to say, but can they do it at COP27?
By Silvia Cesa-Bianchi
This time last year, I had just returned from COP26, and along with many others, had been
9 min read
Nov
02
Paul Powlesland is elected to the Bar Council on a climate action mandate that advocates ‘Justice for All’
By Paul Powlesland
When I was born, CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere were 348 parts per million. This year, the
2 min read
Sep
30
Rights of Nature in Ireland – Towards a Living Island of Rights-Bearing Communities: Submission to the Irish Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss
By Claire Nevin
In April 2022, the Irish Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss (“The Assembly”) held its inaugural meeting in
6 min read
Sep
02
Facing the Climate Crisis: A Journey from Denial to Active Hope (Part 3)
By Alice Brunton - also available on Medium
We’ve covered Denial, Gratitude, Facing Reality, Climate Grief.
Stage 5: Reframing
5 min read
Aug
13
Facing the Climate Crisis: A Journey from Denial to Active Hope (Part 2)
By Alice Brunton - also available on Medium
In the first post, we covered Stage 1, Denial, and Stage 2,
4 min read
Aug
12
Facing the Climate Crisis: A Journey from Denial to Active Hope (Part 1)
By Alice Brunton - also available on Medium
This post has taken some time to incubate, as I wanted to
5 min read
Aug
08
Request for Support in Representing Communities: Places for Everyone Examination in Public Hearings
By Marj Powner (Vice Chair, Save Greater Manchester’s Green Belt Group)
Save Greater Manchester’s Green Belt group (SGMGB)
5 min read
Aug
01
Being for Nature: Introducing Interconnected Law
By Alex May
The previous blog posts in this series looked at what it means to be ‘for nature’ and
7 min read
Jul
31
Being for Nature: Thinking about Society
By Alex May
This is the second blog post in a series of three. The first blog post looked at
4 min read