Important lawsuits are determining the future of environmental law globally. In the United States, Held v. Montana is going to trial from...

Since 1945, the scientific practice known as fission (the harnessing of heat energy from splitting atomic particles) single-handedly...

The impact of the Ohio Train Derailment on current railway legislation is discussed.

The implications of the Adani Group’s fraud allegations on India’s climate change policies.

‘We do not now have a sufficient scientific understanding of climate change to make reasonable predictions and/or justify drastic...

An overview of the recent introduction of ‘debt-for-environment swaps’ (DFES) and weighing of the principal and practical effects.

In late September last year, Hurricane Ian made landfall on the West Coast of Florida as a Category 4 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson...

A discussion about the Just Stop Oil campaign and its disruptive methods of protesting, most recently seen when halting traffic on the M25.

COP27 was hosted in Egypt this year, and in light of this, many have dubbed this year’s climate conference “The African COP”. COP is a...

A rising demand for electric vehicles has meant increasing scrutiny of deep sea mining, balancing corporate and environmental interests.

A discussion of the obstacles faced by indigenous communities when trying to obtain ownership of their own lands, focusing on linguistics

Why have courts ruled so differently on Texaco’s crude oil contamination of the Amazon?

This article details international court cases to test the strength of legally binding judgements to reduce climate emissions.

Exploring the international response to nuclear, oil and gas accidents in the wake of some of the world’s deadliest energy disasters.

This article covers the debates on animal welfare laws and the potential effects of Brexit on such legislation

Brexit negotiations will have a significant impact on the UK's future climate policy and efforts to combat climate change

There is a need for legislation to promote sustainable practices by large retailers who have the most environmental impact on the industry

Management of natural resources is a critical challenge for developing countries and questions whether international legal support be given.

Why making the law morally optional is environmentally and economically unsustainable – and the case for collective enforceable interest