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Adjudicating Climate Change (In)action from Urgenda to Neubauer: Minimum Reasonableness and Forward-Oriented Proportionality

Artificial Intelligence as an Opportunity to Tackle Climate Change: A Legal Perspective

Climate Change and Public Law: Challenges, Policies, Future Perspectives

Climate Governance: New Challenges to the so-called “Environmental Democracy”

From Root Causes to Solution, the Driving Force of SCP, Our Consumption and Production Patterns

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On the Importance of Constitutional Discourse

Protecting Human Rights through Climate Law Litigation

Sustainable and Climate Finance - The Use of Platforms

Tackling Climate Change through Multilevel Governance: From Global Mandates to National and Local Implementation

The Application of Modern Technologies to Face the Climate Change

The Challenge of Climate Change

The Challenges of the Eastern European States in Building Climate Resilience and Green Democracies ‒ Tendencies and New Happenings

The City-Dimension in the Climate Change Transition

The Emergence and Potential of Climate Change Litigation: Methodological and Theoretical Legal Challenges

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