Climate Change

Climate Change and Aviation Law: Offsets and the Paris Agreement

Thursday, October 6, 2016 11:00 AM EDT (UTC–04:00)

Public Event: Workshop

Speakers:

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Following the Paris Agreement at COP21, and looking forward to the potential outcomes of COP22 in Marrakesh, carbon offsetting will gain increased emphasis particularly in the context of ongoing discussions at relating to aviation law. This panel will explore legal and functional considerations.

Event Speakers

Armand de Mestral

Former Senior Fellow

Freedom-Kai Phillips

Former Fellow

Markus Gehring

Former Senior Fellow

Oonagh E. Fitzgerald

Oonagh E. Fitzgerald was director of international law at CIGI from April 2014 to February 2020. In this role, she established and oversaw CIGI’s international law research agenda, which included policy-relevant research on issues of international economic law, environmental law, IP law and innovation, and Indigenous law.

Silvia Maciunas

Former Senior Fellow

Ram Jakhu

Climate Change and Aviation Law: Offsets and the Paris Agreement

Event Speakers

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