Tejas Rao
@tejasrao11
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Curiouser and curiouser. https://t.co/61FsxXLzM1 & https://t.co/QLz3Fl7L4o
Cambridge, England
Joined March 2012
As of last week, I returned after 26 days away living at @VipassanaOrg meditation centre surrounded by nature, silence, and insight. Sat my third 10-day course & then volunteered for the rest of my time there. I'm so grateful for the experience and the learnings about myself.
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Now available #openaccess in @RECIELjournal : Harris & Ciscato map barriers & facilitators to scaling nature restoration in Italy under the EU Nature Restoration Regulation (2024/1991). https://t.co/KfwFKt5HQG
#NatureRestoration #EUlaw #Italy
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New in @RECIELjournal: Cirkovic & Pedersen compare Climate Advisory Committees in DK, FI, DE & UK. Despite different designs, CAC advice often stalls when it hits entrenched economic interests (agri, forestry, aviation, transport). https://t.co/UkYjwNSFFW
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The Great Reset: The ICJ Reframes the Conduct Responsible for Climate Change Through the Prism of Internationally Wrongful Acts | by Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh and Jorge Viñuales https://t.co/IvfrC3Ek8k
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For the last six years, together with a handful of colleagues and friends from around the world, we have worked with the Government of Vanuatu to develop and implement a legal strategy to turn the...
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New policy brief by @monsemadariaga (UCL Laws) & @tejasrao11 (Cambridge) shows how procedural gaps in UN climate talks affect participation by developing countries & limit global progress. 🌍⚖️ Read: https://t.co/PKx2lIhO0D
#COP30 #UNFCCC #ClimateJustice
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Can climate policy be stable and flexible? Sai Ma , Simon Schaub & Joan Enguer unpack Spain’s renewable energy disputes to rethink what ‘regulatory stability’ means for investors, states & decarbonisation. Available #OpenAccess in @RECIELjournal: https://t.co/u7bvXKvyMi
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How open is the EU when preparing for UN climate talks? Tuula Honkonen (@UEFLawSchool) explores the tension between strategic secrecy and civil society participation in the EU’s climate diplomacy. New and #OpenAccess: https://t.co/hha71QVKcu
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Can something be “circular” but not “safe”? https://t.co/jlT1QTDkJ6 This piece by @JoonasAlaranta and @MirellaMietti explores how EU chemicals law balances the risks of recycled materials with circular economy goals and why design-based regulation might be the way forward.
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How are African courts shaping sustainable development law? Jebby Romanus Gonza analyses key rulings by African regional bodies, revealing how they balance economic rights, natural resources & social justice. 🧵Read now, #OpenAccess on @RECIELjournal: https://t.co/yJyQeKwcJz
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Blog: What is the value of a tree? Owen Garling reflects on the conviction of two men for the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, exploring how the Bennett Institute's framework for measuring social & cultural infrastructure can help explain its value. https://t.co/4ae6vbtoEJ
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Delighted to share that SEVEN - @UvA_Amsterdam's #climate institute - is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for our 2-yr project on the Fairness of Climate Solutions. Applications close on 15/5 – full details here:
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Caste as Practice is hosting a screening of ‘B R Ambedkar Now and Then’ on May 7, 1pm GMT, followed by a discussion with @jyotinisha, @DamniKain & Priyanka K. More here: https://t.co/geMTS9kgH0 (in-person only) @CRASSHlive @CamSociology @JusmeetS @desai_manali @vishalwrites
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EU data law talks about privacy and innovation, but what about climate impact? In the @RECIELjournal, Enrique Santamaría Echeverría argues we need a paradigm shift: from anthropocentric to ecocentric data governance. Read now in #EarlyView: https://t.co/6wI0uTC1yd
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⏳ Time flies… but sometimes, it just disappears! Almost a century after two mischievous students replaced the hands of the @CaiusCollege chapel clock with cardboard fakes, one of the originals has finally been returned! The hour hand is now safely in the College Archive—but
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Elena Sandulli examines the EU Deforestation-free Products Regulation through the lens of public international law, exploring the balance between sovereignty, trade leverage, and forests as a common concern of humankind. Read here: https://t.co/s6lMD1sxIt
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Satellites, Sunshades, Lunar dust. What if space law held the missing pieces for governing solar geoengineering? Rachel Neef (@UniofAdelaide) explores how space treaties—meant for the stars—could shape the future of solar radiation modification on Earth https://t.co/MIht5VpSzi
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New in @RECIELjournal Can climate laws deliver justice—or are they just performative? To help answer (and ask further questions), Vilja Johansson compares just transition provisions in climate laws from Ireland, Scotland & Spain. Now in early view: https://t.co/0JL7OWKK1S
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The legal community plays a critical role in implementing international climate, biodiversity and desertification commitments says @tejasrao11 @CaiusCollege @CambridgeZero @Lauterpacht_Ctr @demedglobal
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Now available @RECIELjournal: Bastiaan Klerk analyzes the ITLOS Advisory Opinion on Climate Change, focusing on the treatment of the relationship between UNCLOS and the Paris Agreement. Must-read as we await more climate change advisory opinions in 2025! https://t.co/KNMO6rTaXm
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COSIS at COP29 👉Read the CNN article quoting COSIS legal experts Profs. Akhavan & Wewerinke-Singh on the importance of the diplomatic process in climate negotiations despite a disappointing #COP29Baku for #SIDS 🌏 https://t.co/hBHC7FCXOl
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Amid geopolitical upheaval, including the election of a climate denier in the US, the future of the three-decade long COP process hangs in the balance
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Start your 2025 right! Now available, @Elisa_Cava87 examines how biochar and EU law can transform industrial agriculture toward sustainability. A timely analysis of CAP, organic & carbon farming policy intersections. Read now: https://t.co/KO2peNgN2V
#Sustainability #Biochar
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