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The
Centre for Climate Law and Policy (CCLP)
is part of the ANU College of Law. It was established
in 2007 with the objective of providing a focal point
for law and policy research related to climate change.
The CCLP also runs courses in climate law and provides
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FOUNDING
SPONSOR
Baker
& McKenzie is the global leader in the development
of law and policy to meet the challenges in adapting
to climate change. We were the first law firm to establish
a climate change practice, more than 12 years ago.
Our practice spans the breadth of the globe. We advise
national governments, international organisations
and corporations in developing solutions to climate
change.
We advise on the development of carbon-trading markets,
the design of emissions reduction and anti-deforestation
schemes, on renewable energy projects, and building
biodiversity and water registers to protect threatened
habitats. We help ensure that approaches to meeting
climate change are rigorous and market based, to ensure
participation of all stakeholders. You can read more
at Baker
& McKenzie Australian Environmental Markets Practice.
We
also work with market leaders on research projects
to help inform developments in climate change and
renewable resources, and regularly publish alerts
on legal changes affecting the sector. You can read
more at Baker
& McKenzie Environmental Markets resources.
We've also developed public resources such as the
CDMRulebook.org,
JIRulebook.org
and the Emissions
Trading and New Energy Law Guide.
If you are interested in finding out more about Baker
& McKenzie's Global Environmental Markets Practice,
please contact: Martijn
Wilder on +61 2 8922 5276.
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AREAS OF INTEREST |
TEACHING |
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The CCLP’s areas of interest
include the following.
- International climate law
- Adaptation law and policy
- The regulatory framework
for emissions trading schemes
- Renewable energy laws
- Climate litigation
- The regulation of transport
emissions
- Controlling emissions from
land use, land use change and forestry
- Environmental assessment
and climate change
- The politics of climate
law
- Relationship between federal,
state and local climate measures
- Human rights and climate
change.
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RESEARCH
STUDENT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Premium scholarship opportunities
exist for students interested in research in all aspects
of disaster law - particularly relating to bushfires.
Please contact Professor Tim Bonyhady on tim.bonyhady@anu.edu.au
Courses
Courses
offered at the ANU College of Law on climate law and
policy include the following.
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NEWS
& EVENTS |
STAFF
& MEMBERS |
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NCCARF Adaptation Workshop, November 2011
Working Paper (released 11 Aug11)
Credits from reduced native forest harvesting
Working Paper (released 11 Nov 11)
Durban Climate Conference and Australia's Abatement Task
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The
Director of the CCLP is Professor
Tim Bonyhady and the Associate Director is Andrew
Macintosh. Other ANU staff associated with the
Centre include Don
Anton, Brad
Jessup, Judith
Jones, James
Prest and Matthew
Zagor.
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WORKING
PAPER SERIES |
CONSULTANCY |
CCLP
staff and members' perspectives on topical issues.
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The
CCLP provides consultancy services on matters related
to climate law and policy.
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| ANNUAL
REPORTS |
PUBLICATIONS |
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Annual
Report 2009
Annual
Report 2008
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Selected
publications by CCLP staff and members.
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| CONTACT
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Get
in touch.
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