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Rights of Nature Laws Are Coming Up Against Legal Systems Designed for Destruction

Years after landmark court rulings in Colombia and Bangladesh recognized rivers as legal persons, the waterways remain polluted and under threat—an outcome a new study attributes in part to a systemic issue: Legal systems are still overwhelmingly designed to treat nature as an object for humans to use and profit from. The report, released Monday […]

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Inside Climate NewsLean L·1h ago
Rights of Nature Laws Are Coming Up Against Legal Systems Designed for Destruction
Years after landmark court rulings in Colombia and Bangladesh recognized rivers as legal persons, the waterways remain polluted and under threat—an outcome a new study attributes in part to a systemic issue: Legal systems are still overwhelmingly designed to treat nature as an object for humans to use and profit from. The report, released Monday […]
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