New to Earth-centered legal movements or feel like you need to learn more before you dive in? We provide a variety of videos, podcasts, toolkits, websites, and other resources to help. Check out what we have below.
New to Earth-centered legal movements or feel like you need to learn more before you dive in? We provide a variety of videos, podcasts, toolkits, websites, and other resources to help. Check out what we have below.
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A report on how the landscape of the pesticides issue has evolved, highlighting food manufacturers’ progress, successes, and failures to act and continue to raise investor awareness about this important issue.
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Professor Tatsuyoshi Saijo, the creator of Future Design in Japan, teaches the benefits of future-thinking governance.
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The Legal Priorities Project, founded by researchers at Harvard University, conducts strategic legal research that mitigates existential risk and promotes the flourishing of future generations.
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The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the School of International Futures have spent two years developing a methodology that helps policy-makers, media, think-tanks and civil society assess the impact of public policies on present and future generations.
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There is a global movement to establish ecocide--the most serious environmental destruction--as a crime.
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Legal models for protecting the environmental interests of future generations.
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State conservation strategies for protecting at least 30% of our terrestrial and marine systems by 2030, by Defenders of Wildlife’s Center for Conservation Innovation (CCI).
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From The Good Ancestor: How to Think Long Term in a Short-Term World by Roman Krznaric. Graphic design by Nigel Hawtin. Licensed under CC BY-NC-ND.
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Maya van Rossum, founder of Green Amendments For The Generations, speaks to the importance of Green Amendments to recognize environmental rights on par with other inalienable civic and political freedoms.
