As climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation become increasingly urgent global challenges, law and policy play a crucial role in promoting sustainability and green governance. Legal frameworks at national, regional, and international levels are essential in driving environmental protection, regulating corporate responsibility, and ensuring that economic growth aligns with ecological preservation.
International agreements such as the Paris Agreement and the European Green Deal set ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions, promoting renewable energy, and transitioning toward a circular economy. However, enforcement mechanisms and legal accountability remain key challenges. Questions arise regarding state responsibility, corporate liability, and the role of international courts in addressing environmental harm.
Moreover, the legal landscape surrounding climate justice, environmental human rights, and sustainable developmentcontinues to evolve. Issues such as climate-induced displacement, greenwashing in corporate sectors, and the regulation of new energy sources require legal scrutiny and policy innovation.
The ALF serves as a platform for discussions on legal advancements in sustainability, environmental protection, and green policies. We welcome contributions analyzing legislative changes, case law, regulatory challenges, and innovative legal solutions that contribute to a more sustainable future.