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Environmental Democracy Index

The EDI tracks the state of national laws protecting transparency, participation, and justice in environmental decision-making.

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What would you say to those who feel they are too small to make a difference?

Environmental activist and winner of the inaugural Children’s Climate Prize (2016) Xiuhtezcatl Martinez reflects on the history of great social change, offering a message of hope and solidarity to those who fear their small voices may not be enough to make a difference.

A clarification of the public trust concept as it applies to the climate crisis

Environmental legal theorist Professor Mary Wood clarifies the public trust doctrine as it relates to the atmospheric trust litigation approach she has developed. That apprach is now being tested in U.S. federal court in the historic climate change lawsuit Juliana v. United States.

The Michel Serres Institute for Resources and Public Goods

Working on the development of conceptual, operational, legal and political instruments that restore resilient mechanisms and practices at regional and local levels of decision making through resource stewardship.

What larger legal principles are at stake in Juliana v United States?

Julia Olson, co-founder of Our Children’s Trust, shares her thoughts on the larger legal principles at stake in the historic Juliana v. United States climate change lawsuit, which she heads up as lead council. The case is scheduled for trial in federal court in autumn 2018.