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What does the ECtHR’s first climate change decision mean for climate policy?

Catherine Higham, Isabela Keuschnigg, Tiffanie Chan, and Joana Setzer map the Court’s minimum requirements against the building blocks of effective climate laws.

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Today, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI) and Sabin Center have jointly published a new report: Recommendations to Update the FTC and DOJ’s Guidelines for Collaboration Among Competitors.
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🌿🔌“To meet [the Biden administration’s goals of] 100 percent…clean electricity energy by 2035 and…a zero-emissions economy by 2050, the US Department of Energy says we will need to triple our transmission capacity by 2050,” said Matthew Eisenson: buff.ly/4bplG0Q