Climate Guardians: Navigating the Future in the 2021 German Climate Verdict and Constitutional Landscape
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climate litigation; Federal Climate Protection Act; German Federal Constitutional Court; Germany; green constitutionalism; intergenerational justice; sustainable development;All these keywords.
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