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このページは、気候訴訟における証拠のギャップを埋める役割を果たす「帰属」に関する特別投稿です。帰属は、気候変動の影響を特定の出来事に結びつける分析手法であり、適切な証拠を提供することで、訴訟の成功率を向上させる可能性があります。特に、極端な気象事象やその他の気候変動の影響を証明するために、科学的な手法を適用することが重要であると述べています。訴訟において科学的根拠を強化することは、政策決定や責任追及においても重要な意味を持つとされ、帰属研究の進展が期待されています。
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このページは、気候変動訴訟における証拠の「ギャップ」を解消するための因果関係の重要性について論じています。ペルーの農夫サウル・ルシアノ・リユアが、ドイツの裁判所において気候正義を求めた事例を紹介し、彼が主張するのは、気候変動が引き起こした氷河の退却が彼の住む町に壊滅的な危機をもたらすというものです。この訴訟は、気候変動に寄与するドイツの企業の責任を問うもので、最近の気候関連訴訟の増加を示しています。パリ協定の合意後、国や企業が気候目標を設定するよう働きかけることが可能になってきており、成功事例も増えているものの、気候変動の影響に対する損害賠償を求める訴訟はまだあまり成功していないことが指摘されています。
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06.28.21 Guest authors 28.06.2021 | 4:00pm Guest posts Guest post: How attribution can fill the evidence ‘gap’ in climate litigation This guest post is by: Rupert Stuart-Smith , doctoral researcher at the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme at the University of Oxford . Dr Friederike Otto , associate director of the Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford . Dr Thom Wetzer , director of the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme at the University of Oxford .
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