Locus Standi Challenges in Climate Litigation in a European Rule of Law Context

Henrik Andersen

Locus Standi Challenges in Climate Litigation in a European Rule of Law Context

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Abstract

Climate change has a negative effect on the life and health of human beings, animals, and the environment. The anthropogenic character of climate change has led individuals, and NGOs to use the courts to get governments to improve their climate policies. This article addresses the rule of law with particular focus on access to justice and locus standi. The article discusses the locus standi challenges in climate litigation in a European context and highlights new locus standi issues due to the special nature of climate change.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Yearbook on the Rule of Law and European Values
Redaktører	Stéphanie Laulhé Shaelou, Andreas Marcou
Antal sider	30
Forlag	Centre for the Rule of Law and European Values
Publikationsdato	jan. 2025
Sider	44-73
Status	Udgivet - jan. 2025

Navn	Yearbook on the Rule of Law and European Values
Vol/bind	1

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