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In this episode, leading international climate barrister Harj Narulla calls UN climate summits a "big, messy jamboree", and talks about why we need them, and why they aren't enough.
Harj - who represented the Solomon Islands in a landmark climate change case before the International Court of Justice - chats about:
- the importance of smaller groups of industries or governments that are prepared to be more ambitious.
- how the international Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty initiative is 'shifting the conversation'.
- key climate litigation trends to watch.
- why the International Court of Justice opinion didn't get pulled into the COP30 climate summit negotiating bubble.
- and why climate reparations is an important, emerging concept.
Whether you're a climate summit newbie or a summit wonk, if you're interested in what it takes to achieve stronger international climate change action then there's plenty in this chat to enjoy!
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