CSDLP News
Coping with COP29
Professor Petra Minnerop, Professor of International Law at Durham Law School, shares her insights from COP29 - including the COP's mandate under UNFCCC, the new Collective Quantified Goal on climate finance, and an update on the carbon markets.
COP Presidencies Troika: The Contradictory Narratives and Regressive Negotiations at COP29
Hafiz Ghulam Mustafa Kamran, PhD Candidate at Durham Law School, offers a critical view of the COP Presidencies Troika.
COP29 and the Potential of Revenues from Carbon Markets and CBAM for a Just Transition to Net Zero.
Professor Laura Marsiliani, Department of Economics, shares her insights from COP29.
Our COP29 Delegates joined Year 3 and Year 6 children of St Oswald's Primary School live from COP29, Baku Azerbaijan.
On Tuesday the 19th of November, Durham University UNFCCC delegates joined Year 3 (Neville) and Year 6 (Bailey) children of St Oswald's Primary School live from COP29, Baku Azerbaijan.
Durham University Joins YOUNGO via CSDLP
Durham University is now a member of YOUNGO – the official youth constituency of the UNFCCC.
Our students were successful at the 2024 SUAD Youth COP Mock Negotiations
Our Youth COP Teams were successful!
Durham University Renews MoU with Centre for International Law National University of Singapore
Durham University Renews MoU with Centre for International Law National University of Singapore through the Centre for Sustainable Development Law and Policy.
Our Students at the 2024 SUAD Youth COP Mock Negotiation.
Our three student teams are selected to participate in the 2024 SUAD Youth COP Mock Negotiation.
JusTN0W Away Day
JusTN0W Team gathered at Grey College Durham for team building, strategic thinking, and unifying the ideas and plans.
Durham Law School Secures Funding for JusTN0W Initiative
Durham Law School is proud to announce the significant investment for an interdisciplinary project - Just Transitions to a Net Zero World (JusTN0W). JusTN0W seeks to accelerate the decarbonization of economies while fostering societal well-being for current and future generations.
CARICOM ICJ Submission Writeshop
The Durham Law School and CSDLP are glad to be involved in the work of the Caribbean States on their submissions to the International Court of Justice, in the advisory proceedings concerning the obligations of States in relation to climate change.
The Influence of the Paris Agreement on Climate Litigation: The Rocky Hill Mine Case Study
Lecture delivered to our 3rd year law students on the Climate Change Law & Policy module by the Honourable Justice Brian Preston, Chief Judge of the Land and Environment Court, New South Wales, Australia and visiting Professor at Durham Law School.