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Intergenerational Equity and Climate Protection: The Role of Brazilian Supreme Court Jurisprudence
May 22, 2025
•By Gabriel Wedy
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About the Authors
Gabriel Wedy
Federal judge and a professor of the Graduate Programme at the School of Law at the Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (UNISINOS) and at the School of the Federal Judiciary (ESMAFE)
Rafael Martins Costa Moreira
Federal judge in the 2nd Federal Court of Canoas
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