U of T Where You Are: The Climate Crisis and International Law: Five Years After the Paris Agreement

U of T Where You Are:
The Climate Crisis and International Law: Five Years After the Paris Agreement

Wednesday, April 21, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Join fellow U of T Law alumni for a lecture that discusses the climate crisis through an international lens

Confronting climate change will require a significant reform of domestic and international economies and politics. Given the range of different national interests, policies, governance and diplomacy at play, can international legal agreements like the Paris Climate Agreement really make a difference? Five years later, what has been accomplished and what's next?

Join University of Toronto Faculty of Law Dean Jutta Brunnée, University Professor and James Marshall Tory Dean's Chair and Bryce Rudyk (JD 2005), Legal Advisor, Alliance of Small Island States, and Adjunct Professor of Law and Co-Director, United Nations Diplomacy Clinic, New York University, for an expert discussion and Q&A.

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Questions? Please contact Wasila Baset, Associate Director, Annual Fund & Alumni Programs, at wasila.baset@utoronto.ca.