Biography
Alice researches and teaches in environmental, sustainability and climate law, with particular interests in rights and personhood for nature; environmental law in the Anthropocene; and climate change legislation. Alice uses theoretical, doctrinal and empirical research methods to examine emerging legal responses to rapidly evolving environmental problems, analysing both law on paper and law in practice to identify ways to strengthen legal protection for nature in a context of unprecedented environmental crisis. Alice is currently completing her PhD, investigating laws recognising nature as a legal subject in the context of the Anthropocene.
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