Abstract
Climate change and the effect of greenhouse gases has been a central to Land Court decisions on whether or not to recommend a new coal mine since 2007. The evidence about greenhouse gases emissions has become increasingly sophisticated. The evidence about climate change has devolved into evidence from a plethora of different ‘environmental’ experts. The presentation will look at the changes in the people who give evidence, the nature of the evidence and its effectiveness in litigation.
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Experts, Greenhouse gases emissions, Human rights
