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The utility of the principle of intergenerational equity in strategic climate change litigation in South Africa: lessons from Colombia and Germany
Climate change is a threat not only to present generations, but to all present and future inhabitants of the planet as well as the planet itself. Recent climate change litigation has shown a growing trend in utilising the principle of intergenerational equity – the idea that there should be equality...
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Department of Public Law
2024
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