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Making Climate Law Work is a podcast from the Energy and Climate Law Institute and qLegal at Queen Mary University of London, exploring how legal tools shape climate action in practice.
Each fortnight, we speak with the lawyers, academics, and experts working to turn climate ambition into real‑world action: from carbon markets and corporate accountability to environmental litigation and the deals shaping our net‑zero future.
Season 1 release schedule
- Episode 1: 21 April
- Episode 2: 21 April
- Episode 3: 5 May
- Episode 4: 19 May
- Episode 5: 2 June
- Episode 6: 16 June
New season launches Tuesday 21 April. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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