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Legal conference in Auckland as climate litigation heats up

10 May 2023

PHOTO: Carbon Herald

 

In the week New Zealand lawyers announced they were taking the government to court over its ETS decision, jurists and legal academics from around the world have flown into Auckland for a conference on climate litigation.

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