Episode 31: Global Trends in Climate Change Litigation – 2026 Snapshot Report
A dive into the key trends and evolutions in global climate litigation, as set out in the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment's recent report, Global Trends in Climate Ch...
10 Sep 24min
Episode 30: Climate Attribution in Litigation: Interview with Dr Matt Ösund-Ireland
39 Essex Chambers’ barrister Christopher Moss discusses climate attribution and the role it plays in litigation with Dr Matt Ösund-Ireland a partner at HKA with over 30 years’ of experience and a memb...
26 Aug 28min
Episode 29: The Government’s Drive for Green Energy and its Legal Implications
In this episode, Matthew McFeeley, a partner at Richard Buxton Solicitors discusses the legal implications of the Government’s drive for green energy with Celia Reynolds, a barrister at 39 Essex Chamb...
28 Mai 29min
Episode 28: Reducing Emissions from Aviation
At the global level, it is estimated that aviation accounts for 2.4% of annual anthropogenic CO₂ emissions and 4% of anthropogenic global heating up to 2021. As the sector continues to grow, those imp...
15 Apr 32min
Episode 27: Ecosystem Collapse and the UK's National Security
In the first episode of 2026, Ruth Chambers, Senior Fellow at Green Alliance returns to discuss the UK Government’s assessment of global biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse with Flora Curtis, bar...
11 Mar 16min
Episode 26: 2025 Caselaw Roundup
In this special end-of-year episode, 39 Essex Chambers' barrister Ella Grodzinski and Anna Tranter of Irwin Mitchell look back at the key climate caselaw developments of the year.Costs & Aarhus protec...
18 Des 202519min
Episode 25: The UK Emissions Trading Scheme: Interview with Dr Diana Casey
39 Essex Chambers' barrister Christopher Moss discusses the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (“UK ETS”) with Dr Diana Casey, the Executive Director of Energy and Climate change at the Mineral Products Asso...
19 Nov 202523min
Episode 24: The Challenges and Opportunities of Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage: Interview with Professor Paul Fennell
39 Essex Chambers' barrister Celia Reynolds talks to Professor Paul Fennell, professor of clean energy at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London.His work encompasses the decar...
29 Okt 202530min
