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Don't miss the new article by David Kothamasi, Saskia Vermeylen & Sharma Deepika in Nature Biotechnology. It discusses the patenting of agricultural microbes and the recognition of nature's intellectual property rights to foster equitable benefit sharing
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And the final panel is running, gathering presentations around the theme of global environmental law in the South. Speakers include @kjamwal_ (NUS), Alphonsa Jojan (University of Newcastle, Australia), our @ayburnette (SCELG) & @garof_carlotta (University of Graz)!

Our @iona_mcentee (SCELG) and Moritz Vinken (MPIL) have shared reflections on the pervasive legacy of colonialism in the deeper structure of international law and global climate governance

Panel 3 has gathered fantastic presentations on state responsibility in international environmental law by Chiara Venturini (University of Rome Tor Vergata) and Francesca Sironi De Gregorio (University of Palermo).

Rika Fajrini (Kyoto University) has shared very interesting insight into whether & how judges assess scientific arguments in EIA litigation. Our Lin Batten (University of Strathclyde) has in turn reflected on the financialisation of agricultural land in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.