Hogan Lovells and the Environmental Law Foundation (ELF), with input from Love Our Ouse, have released a new practical guide on the Rights of Rivers. Aimed at local communities and councils, it explains how rivers can be recognised as having legal rights to exist, flow, regenerate, and remain free from pollution. The guide outlines practical steps for local authorities, showcases leading examples and explores how rivers can be represented in local decision-making.
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- Episode 17 – Fuelling Climate Change – Behind the politics and economics of the energy transition
- Episode 16 – Can We Weather the Storm?
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- Episode 15 – Climate Risk and National Security – Why Climate and Nature Matter in a Resilient Nation