Tales of Toothless Laws
Can We Really Trust Our Legal Frameworks? In any functioning democracy, laws are meant to guide, regulate, and protect. They provide a sense of order and justice, ensuring that all
October 14, 2024
Can We Really Trust Our Legal Frameworks? In any functioning democracy, laws are meant to guide, regulate, and protect. They provide a sense of order and justice, ensuring that all
Kenya’s mining sector is an important source of economic growth, but it is also riddled with potential for income loss due to legal and regulatory loopholes. The sector is governed
As the world progresses, there is great knowledge that remains underutilized particularly concerning the traditional approaches to ecology. Indigenous knowledge offers opportunities regarding good living and interacting positively with nature,
Public participation is more than just a democratic ideal; it’s a crucial component of governance that ensures the voices of citizens are heard and considered in decision-making processes. In Kenya,
Climate change lawsuits have emerged as an effective instrument in the global fight against climate change. This article identifies the trends, problems, and implications for legal practice, focusing on Kenya
In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, the importance of connecting with nature has never been more evident. As we navigate the constant bombardment of stimuli from modern life—think notifications, emails, and
The recent symposium on “Emerging Issues in Environmental Law,” held on May 30-31, 2024, in Nairobi and online marked a pivotal moment in the global conversation about our planet’s future.
Kenya is a signatory to international multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) which serve as foundations for environmental conservation, global environmental awareness, and sustainable development. The MEA’s come in the form of
Environmental governance, the process of making and implementing decisions that affect the environment and the people who depend on it. It involves a variety of actors, such as governments, civil
Kenya, a country rich in natural resources, has great potential for green energy. Green energy projects play a crucial role in addressing energy poverty, environmental sustainability, and climate change. The
The culmination of COP 28 signified a pivotal moment in the global commitment to combat climate change. The conference, with its focus on four key paradigm shifts, aimed to expedite
“And that is complete nonsense, are we science people or are we idiots?”. This was Bill Gates’s answer to the New York Times when he was told that “Some people
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