Turkish national team applauded Austrian team then waited for Austria to leave the pitch to celebrate the victory. #FairPlay #Respect #EURO2024

NEWS: Professor Francesco Sindico (@fsindico) co-edits new book: "Research Handbook on Climate Change Litigation" published by @Elgar_Law

@McKenzieKate @GstnMedici @BenBooth157 @lawstrath To conclude thanks also to Agnes Rydberg, Norah Gallagher who acted as discussants, Caroline Morris who graciously hosted us and to @lawstrath for its support of the book launch!

@McKenzieKate @GstnMedici @BenBooth157 @lawstrath 2) how such a journey can be traced not only in domestic climate litigation, but also within different international regimes. We are convinced that the book will be a welcome addition to the growing literature on the topic.

@McKenzieKate @GstnMedici @BenBooth157 @lawstrath I was joined by two of my co-editors, @McKenzieKate and @GstnMedici with unfortunately our final editor Lennart Wegener not being able to join. We discussed two of the key features of the book: 1) the thread throughout being the litigation journey from strategy to impact and

Yesterday, at the Queen Mary University London Centre for Small States, I had the pleasure to launch the book “Research Handbook on Climate Change Litigation” published by Edward Elgar. You can find the book at https://t.co/Rol5aafw7o

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres calls for the international community to support SIDS. Islands as test beds of climate and finance justice.

Starting today I will be attending the 4th International Conference on SIDS https://t.co/jMtMfMJZut under the title “Charting the Course Towards Resilient Prosperity” as part of the delegation of IUCN in my capacity of Co-Chair of the IUCN WCEL Climate Change Law Specialist Group

UN Secretary General opens a once in a decade opportunity to boost SIDS resilient prosperity at SIDS 4 in Antigua and Barbuda.

Antigua and Barbuda PM puts obligations to repair from climate change damages, need to curb carbon majors profits at the heart of his opening statement of #SIDS 4.

IUCN participates in historic climate change proceedings before the World Court. This is the first time the @CIJ_ICJ deals with #ClimateChange, and IUCN was granted the opportunity by the court to contribute to the historical proceedings. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/ekPNEc2STK

📣Less than 6 months until our 1st Islands Water Congress in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, Sep 4-6, 2024! Join groundbreaking discussions on freshwater solutions, expert speakers, and networking. Early-bird registration ends April 4 👉 https://t.co/KY7dElvjBq #IWRAIslandsWC

@UniStrathclyde @iucn_wcel @iwra_water and to staying in touch with the many people with whom I worked in @IslandsTeamSG and on the CNI islands (Yell, Hoy, Raasay, Barra, Islay and Great Cumbrae).

Sad to leave the CNI project, but also happy to bring back to my role in @UniStrathclyde, to my students, the insights and the learning that comes with a secondment. I now look forward to my future work on islands with @iucn_wcel and @iwra_water

Beyond the CNI project and my internationalisation work, I have also had the chance to work closely with Shetland Islands Council and people in Shetland. I had the chance to travel to some of its smallest off grid islands and really appreciate its unique culture and history.

from developing links between Scottish islands and Malta and Vanuatu, to developing ties with Finland, Ireland and Croatia. This part of the work was incredible and has allowed me to start learning about island policies in other countries from which Scotland can learn a lot.

In a climate crisis, we need Good Enough Data for Fast and Just Climate Action. It does not give for a cool acronym, but hopefully you get the gist of it. Another facet of my work over the past three years has been my involvement with Scottish international partner

I have learnt many things on the way, and others I still do not have answers for. I feel that in a climate emergency, if you wait for the perfect data and the perfect framework, you will just be wasting your time.

If the climate crisis is an emergency, and it is an emergency, we need to start acting! If climate action on islands is to be welcome and meaningful, it has to be driven by the island communities. The CNI project has tried to do both over its first three years.

This has been a unique experience! It was incredible to work on and with Scottish islands to promote climate action from the bottom up. I am sure we made mistakes on the way, but I stick to the vision we had from day one.