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2021 Climate Law & Governance Student Essay Competition Winners Announced

November 8, 2021 @ 12:00 am

The winners of the 2021 Global Climate Law & Governance Student Essay Competition were announced at a special awards ceremony during Climate Law & Governance Day on 5 November 2021 at the University of Glasgow. We are delighted to announce the list of winners below, with links to their brilliant contributions. Congratulations to every student who participated.

Student’s Name Link to Essay  School/Country  Rank 
Stefan Prelevic Child Rights and Climate Change: Litigative Avenues for Australian Children University of Melbourne/Australia Platinum
Marcelo Molina Villalobos La Judicialización del Cambio Climático a través del Derecho Internacional del Mar Universidad de Chile/Chile Platinum
Jacob Bohill Analysing practical and legal challenges in the retention of Small Island Developing State statehood, considering predicted climate driven submersion or inhabitability of territory University of Glasgow/UK Gold
Anita Lucchini The (un)sustainability of central banks collateral frameworks: A carbon bias University of Trento/ Italy Gold
Larissa Parker Beyond Non-Justiciability for Public Interest Climate Litigation McGill University/Canada Silver
Elena Bonfiglio Latest development in emission trading Università della Svizzera Italiana/ Switzerland Silver
Aymeric Bricout Climate justice as a prerequisite for ensuring the success of emission reduction policies Imperial College/UK Judges’ Commendation
Janhvi A Behavioural Perspective: Urban Climate Policies and Plans School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi/India Judges’ Commendation
Dinita Setyawati The Pursuit of Justice for Indigenous People through Climate Change Agendas in Indonesia Kyoto University/Japan Judges’ Commendation
Erin Gallagher The Paris Agreement and Domestic Climate Litigation University of Strathclyde/UK Judges’ Commendation

 

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November 8, 2021
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