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Environmental law researcher Erin O'Donnell and economist Julia Talbot-Jones explain what's behind recent moves to give legal personhood to rivers in India, New Zealand and elsewhere. With philosophical roots going back...
#396: Rivers as persons: What it means to give legal rights to nature is an episode from Up Close Research Talk Show. Environmental law researcher Erin O'Donnell and economist Julia Talbot-Jones explain what's behind recent moves to give le...
This episode belongs to Up Close Research Talk Show.
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Published Jun 15, 2017.
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#396: Rivers as persons: What it means to give legal rights to nature is an episode from Up Close Research Talk Show.
The episode duration depends on the source podcast feed and may not always be available.
This episode was published on Jun 15, 2017.
Nov 17, 2017