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|a Introduction / Benoit Mayer and Alexander Zahar -- Debate 1 Customary law. The no-harm principle as the foundation of international climate law / Sandrine Maljean-Dubois -- The significant transboundary harm prevention rule and climate change : one-size-fits-all or one-size-fits-none? / Christopher Campbell-Duruflé -- Debate 2 The ILC's role. The International Law Commission's role in developing international law to protect the earth's atmosphere as it relates to climate change / Peter H Sand -- Why the ILC should not seek to codify climate law / Géraud de Lassus St-Geniès -- Debate 3 CBDR principle. In defence of the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities / Daria Shapavalova -- The notion of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities : a commendable but failed effort to enhance equity in climate law / Thomas Leclerc -- Debate 4 Compliance. In defence of the Paris Agreement's compliance system : the case for facilitative compliance / Meinhard Doelle -- The Paris Agreement's Article 15 mechanism : an incomplete compliance strategy / Anna Huggins -- Debate 5 Climate litigation. The essential role of climate litigation and the courts in averting climate crisis / Cinnamon Piñon Carlarne -- Climate litigation : a red herring among climate mitigation tools / Guy Dwyer -- Debate 6 Human rights. Human rights law can drive climate change mitigation / Nicola Pain -- The absurdity of relying on human rights law to go after emitters / Fanny Thornton -- Debate 7 Historical responsibility. Redressing historical responsibility for the unjust precarities of climate change in the present / Sarah Mason-Case and Julia Dehm -- Historical responsibility for climate change is political propaganda / Alexander Zahar -- Debate 8 Climate migration. 'Climate mobility' is a proper subject of research and governance / Ingrid Boas -- 'Climate mobility' is not a proper subject of research and governance / Calum TM Nicholson -- Debate 9 Negative-emission technologies. An emission-reduction commitment is a plan for the future : developing and using new NETs should be at the heart of that plan / Gareth Davies -- It would be irresponsible, unethical, and unlawful to rely on NETs at large scale instead of mitigation / Duncan McLaren and Wil Burns -- Debate 10 Solar radiation management. Solar geoengineering could be consistent with international law / Jesse L Reynolds -- Solar geoengineering is prohibited under international law / Kerryn Anne Brent -- Debate 11 Climate assessment. The emergence of climate assessment as a customary law obligation / Benoit Mayer -- Environmental impact assessment for greenhouse gas emissions is pie in the sky / alexander Zahar -- Reflection 1 Adaptation. Climate change adaptation law : is there such a thing? / Benoit Mayer -- Reflection 2 Loss and damage. Legal claims for reparation of loss and damage / Alice Venn -- Reflection 3 Disappearing states. State extinction through climate change / Ori Sharon -- Reflection 4 Climate finance. A legal perspective on climate finance debates : how constructive is the current norm ambiguity? / Yulia Yamineva -- Reflection 5 Non-state actors. The role of non-state actors in climate law / Mikko Rajavuori -- Reflection 6 Regime inconsistency. Climate law and environmental law : is conflict between them inevitable? / Olivia Woolley -- Reflection 7 Aesthetics. Climate change law and aesthetics : a primer / Benjamin J Richardson -- Conclusion / Benoit Mayer and Alexander Zahar.
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