The Global Energy & Environmental Law Podcast
Science:Earth Sciences
In this podcast, Professor Myanna Dellinger interviews attorney Ruth Nzioka who is a legal intern with the Institute for Institute for Law and Environmental Governance (ILEG) in Nairobi, Kenya. ILEG is an independent, non-profit public interest law and policy organization focused on promoting sustainable development. We work with local communities, governments, the private sector and civil society organizations (CSOs) to ensure fair, balanced and equitable development policy choices to improve peoples’ lives and protect the environment.
Professor Dellinger spoke with Ms. Nzioka in Eugene, Oregon in early March about what she sees as pressing environmental issues in Kenya and the African continent in general. Ms. Nzioka has a particular interest in public participation in environmental law and talks about why she sees public participation as important to the future of environmental governance in Kenya.
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The Keystone Pipeline System: An Exercise in Futility
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The Green Amendment - Securing our right to a healthy environment
Sustainability and Governance - Taking Steps for the Future
Regenerative Agriculture
The Logic and Controversies of Geoengineering
Super Smart Energy Grids
Water Resources Management
Transitioning Energy
Climate Geoengineering and Its Governance
Loss and Damage under the Paris Agreement
Environmental Compliance and Enforcement in the United States EPA Regime
Volkswagen Emission "Dieselgate" Scandal, Part II
Volkswagen Emission "Dieselgate" Scandal, Part I
Nuclear Power in France and Beyond, Part III
Nuclear Power in France and Beyond, Part II
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