Webpages tagged with «Sustainability»
Governments can tackle the climate crisis more effectively by using what they already have, learning as they go, and addressing many challenges together instead of one by one.
As sustainability is a disputed matter across company law, bankruptcy, antitrust, and financial regulation worldwide, we ask not just whether legal change should happen, but how and why it does.
Mediation can give greater legitimacy to green transition policies by helping institutions engage conflicts before resistance hardens and, thus, allowing affected communities to shape the choices that transform their lives.
Studying the Global North from the perspective of the Global South exposes how environmental responsibility is often obscured by geographical distance and unequal structures of knowledge production.
Texas’ rise as a renewable energy leader shows how sustainability progress can emerge across political divides.
Drawing from an energy justice lens as a starting point of critical reflection, the blog post questions the AI infrastructure developments in Greece and Italy – two European countries united by similar climate and energy conditions.
In this seminar, Environmental Lawyer Ifigeneia Tsakalogianni presents her ongoing doctoral research, proposing a three-stage regulatory architecture for addressing PFAS across their lifecycle.
In this Sustainability Law lunch seminar, Giulia Petrachi, Doctoral Research Fellow in the ToNoWaste project at the Department of Private Law, University of Oslo, presents the second article of her thesis, examining whether European food waste laws align with food discount practices.
Join us for an afternoon seminar with Giulia Petrachi, PhD student at the University of Oslo, as she presents her research on "Do Buy-one-get-one-free schemes reduce waste? Modelling Optimal Value Creation for Retailers and Consumers in Food Waste Reduction Initiatives in Norway".
