Future Generations: ITLOS Opinion on Climate Change

University of Auckland, Law School

A conversation with Professors Joanna Mossop and Caroline Foster.

Stone Lecture Theatre (801-316)

We invite you to “A Conversation with Professors Caroline Foster and Joanna Mossop” following the release of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea’s Advisory Opinion on Climate Change. Date: Wednesday 29 May, 2024Time: 6pm - 7.30pm (in person only)Location: Stone Lecture Theatre (801-316) | Auckland Law School Building 801, Level 3, 9 Eden CrescentChair: Justin Sobion The Tribunal’s Advisory Opinion (to be released on Tuesday 21 May) is expected to set out the obligations of States party to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea with respect to climate change. Can anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions amount to “pollution” of the oceans, through ocean acidification and ocean warming? What are State’s obligations to protect and preserve the marine environment in relation to climate change?Register for attendance at 6pm on Wednesday 29 May.

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