There is a need to shift to agroecological and local production systems that are less reliant to the use of pesticides and fertilisers; shift to the use of clean, equitable renewable energy throughout the supply chain; and shift towards plant-rich diets to decrease consumption
🇹🇹 While climate change has affected all countries around the world, Small Island Developing States (SIDs) have been classified as the most vulnerable to the phenomena. | 📝 @BritneyGNurse
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Over the last two days, I had the distinct pleasure of speaking at the Faculty of Law @UWI_CaveHill Commonwealth Caribbean Commercial Law Workshop on the topic: “Contemporary Perspectives on Human Rights & Environmental Due Diligence:
Very grateful to have taken heed to the advice and encouragement of Ms Lancaster & being able to present our work among and alongside numerous legal luminaries in their respective fields 🙏🏾
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Stay tuned for our forthcoming publications on topics in similar vein.
Facilitating Access to Justice & Remedies in Caribbean Invetsment Law. This paper is co-authored with my mentor & Lecturer at the University, Ms Alana Lancaster @alyietweets who encouraged my passion and work for international environmental law.
🎉 Amazing news! We are excited to introduce you to the 15 selected fellows for the 2nd cycle of the Caribbean Climate Justice Fellowship. Their storytelling and passion will rock the boat over the next six months. Get to know them🌺🎉https://t.co/rhW3xzs6wS