Oslo / Lima / New York / Paris / The Hague / Washington / London / Kuala Lumpur / /
Company
International Energy Agency / The World Bank / World Bank Group / /
Country
Netherlands / South Africa / United States / Brazil / Australia / United Kingdom / China / India / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Product Issues / /
Facility
Kings College / Greenhouse Gas Bulletin / University of Oslo / Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic / /
IndustryTerm
human rights law / tort law / technology development / finance / greenhouse gas concentrations / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / environmental law / /
Organization
Centre for the Study of Mind / International Bar Association / Kings College London / Supreme Court / Heinrich Böll Foundation / Dixon Poon School of Law / Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia / International Law Association / International Chamber of Commerce / World Bank / United Nations / World Meteorological Organization / Commission on Environment and Energy / World Wildlife Fund / University of Oslo / /
Person
Philippe Sands / Jessica Simor / John Knox / Jaap Spier / Jacqueline Peel / Christian Roschmann / Elisabeth Steiner / Steven J Davis / Dinah Shelton / Philip Sutherland / Thomas Pogge / Jim Silk / Fiona Kinniburgh / Ulrich Magnus / Niklas Höhne / Michael B. Gerrard / Antonio Benjamin / Michael Kirby / Robert H Socolow / Oliver C. Ruppel / Qin Tianbao / Katharina Ruppel-Schlichting / Jody Freeman / Sara Moltman / Tracy Bach / Stephanie Safdi / Burns H. Weston / John Roemer / Allana Kembabazi / Humberto Llavador / Ben Farkas / Joaquim Silvestre / /
Position
E.g. p. / respective player / player / Governor / /
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