Individual environmental laws, such as those related to the climate or nature conservation, are not sufficient on their own to resolve environmental crises. A new international study led by the University of Eastern Finland calls for decisive changes to the core structures of legal systems in their entirety.
Radical shifts to sustainability call for a new kind of legal thinking, researchers argue
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