The role of the courts in achieving climate action with Dr Faith Gordon and Tom Webster

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The Silent Majority

Young and Resilient Research Centre

9 episodes

2 weeks ago

The Silent Majority is here to flip the narrative of who is silent and who is the NEW majority. This podcast is about platforming young voices and tactical ways to move forward in times of change and crisis, ways to leverage research, communication and creative tools to connect with community and create change. Hosted by Varsha Yajman. Brought to you by the Young and Resilient Research Centre (YRRC) at Western Sydney University (WSU). The guests and statements by the guests on The Silent Majority do not reflect the views and values of YRRC Centre nor WSU.

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The role of the courts in achieving climate action with Dr Faith Gordon and Tom Webster

The Silent Majority

40 minutes 52 seconds

3 weeks ago

The role of the courts in achieving climate action with Dr Faith Gordon and Tom Webster

You may have noticed a few more instances of climate change emerging. This week, we chat to Tom Webster, one of the litigants in a world-first case - Sharma v Environment Minister.

Then we’re joined by Dr Faith Gordon, who shares her expertise on the importance of climate litigation and what some of the recent developments mean for us.

Find us on Instagram @silentmajoritypod

Explore more here:

https://home.crin.org/readlistenwatch/stories/recent-developments-on-childrens-rights-and-climate-litigation https://issuu.com/unswlawsociety/docs/court_of_conscience_-_issue_18_2024/60