What is it like to do a PhD in Finland?
The experience of a French lawyer Myele Rouxel Myele Rouxel is a Project Researcher and Doctoral Candidate in Environmental Law at the University of Eastern Finland. Her research focuses on the compatibility between EU law and post-growth. Nine months ago, I moved from Brussels to Helsinki to do a PhD at UEF’s Centre for Climate […]
Environmental Cooperation under CETA: Bold New Linkages, Bolder Risks
Sabaa A. Khan and Kati Kulovesi Dr Sabaa A. Khan is Senior Researcher at CCEEL / UEF Law School. Her areas of expertise include regional trade agreements and she serves on the Joint Public Advisory Committee of the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, under an appointment by Canada’s Minister of Environment and […]
More Time for an Energy Revolution? Seizing the Opportunity to Slow Down Climate Change by Cutting Emissions of Short-lived Climate Pollutants
Kati Kulovesi, Yulia Yamineva and Veera Jerkku View of the South of Delhi by Jean-Etienne Minh-Duy Poirrier (Under Creative Commons License) THERE IS an important ‘ambition gap’ between the climate change mitigation policies pledged by countries in context of the Paris Agreement and those needed to avoid dangerous climate change. Discussions on […]
Introducing the CCEEL Blog and CCEEL Activities on Climate Law
Kati Kulovesi, Co-Director of CCEEL and Professor of International Law Harro van Asselt, Professor of Climate Law and Policy THE PAST few weeks have been remarkable for the evolution of international climate law. A month ago, the Paris Agreement obtained the required ratifications both in terms of the number of countries and their share of […]