Table of Contents
1. Introduction – Alexander Zahar and Leonie Reins
2. Legal Principles and Rules on the Regulation of Climate Technologies: Do They Exist? – Marion Lemoine-Schonne
3. Using Nature As Technology Versus Nurturing Nature: Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Conservation – Felicity Deane and Justine Bell-James
4. A Radical Law Reform for Critical Raw Materials? The Case of Wind and Solar Pv – Seita Romppanen
5. Harnessing More Rivers for Renewable Energy and Irrigation – Alexander Zahar
6. Are Renewable Energy Technologies Compatible With Rewilding? Migratory Species, Local Ecosystems, and the Controversies About Dams and Wind Turbines – Phillip Paiement and Floor Fleurke
7. Between Scylla and Charybdis? Beccs, Climate Mitigation, and the Threat of Environmental and Social Harm – Emily Webster
8. Law of the Sea Vis-à-Vis Ocean-Based Technological Solutions, and Risks Arising From Technology in the Context of Knowledge Gaps About the Ocean/the Deep Seas – Bjørn-Oliver Magsig
9. Whither Law and Regulation on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage? – Hao Zhang
10. What Are the Right Knowledge Practices for Carbon Capture and Storage? – Bettina Lange
11. Is Environmentalist Opposition to Nuclear Power Misguided? – Kaisa Huhta
12. Hydrogen: What Does Its Deployment at Speed and Scale Mean for Legal Systems? – Ruven Fleming
13. Gene Editing: Solution for Food Security and Energy-Crop Production or Pandora’s Box? – Mirta Alessandrini and Josephine Van Zeben
14. Cultured Meat: The Impact of a Game-Changing Technology on Law and Our Planet – Jonathan Verschuuren
15. Case for Srm to Be Fully Researched and Raised to a State of Deployment Readiness as an Important Technology of Climate Control – Kerryn Brent, Jan McDonald, and Jeffrey McGee
16. Using the Law to Encourage Experimentation and Innovation in Climate Technology – Gareth Davies
17. Ban on Coal: Case for and Against Restrictions on Coal Production, Sale, and Use – Daria Shapovalova
18. Should a Government Be Liable to Compensate the Owner of a Carbon-Intensive Industry That Is Required to Cease Operating Before the End of Its Expected Operational Life? – Ignacio Herrera-Anchustegui and Gunnar Eskeland
19. A Just Energy Transition: The Usefulness, and Limits, of the Concept of Energy Justice From a Legal Perspective – Laura Kaschny
20. Debates Over Intellectual Property and Climate Change, in a Geopolitical Context – Matthew Rimmer
21. Is the Trips Debate a Distraction? – Felicity Deane
22. The Interface of Climate-Related Technologies and International Trade Law: Tensions and Opportunities – Kateryna Holzer and Yulia Yamineva
23. Debating the International Climate Regime’s Technology Architecture – Leonie Reins and Alberto Quintavalla
24. Reimagining Technology Transfer Beyond Development – Morag Goodwin
25. Conclusion – Alexander Zahar and Leonie Reins
