📌 Science and Justice in Climate Litigation
📌Podcast: Between Heat and Hope – Climate Litigation Podcast at the University of Amsterdam
📅 Date: 10 June 2026
🌍 Location: University of Amsterdam
🎤 Conversation between Prof. Joyeeta Gupta and Renske Natté
🔗 More Information: https://climatelitigation.uva.nl/podcast/episode-9-science-and-justice-in-climate-litigation/
“We as justice scholars really need to come up collectively to agree upon a shared vision of what justice is”
In the ninth episode of the Between Heat and Hope podcast, Prof. Joyeeta Gupta & Renske Natté explore the many dimensions of justice, and why incremental changes need to give way to transformative approaches that address the root causes of current injustices. While discussing guiding societal principles such as “no significant harm”, Prof. Gupta sends a clear and urgent call: to find a universal story that also resonates on the local scale, scholars need to reach a consensus around the definition of justice.
The conversation also raises important issues such as the justice implications of the 1.5°C limit and the diverse types of lock-ins, and conveys a mobilizing message: individuals hold immense power that needs to be channelled collectively to drive change. One way to start is to join the Global Constitution movement! Submit your contribution and/or become a Friend of the Constitution by clicking on the links below.
We warmly thank Renske Natté and the whole Between Heat and Hope podcast team for the invitation.
🌏Listen to the full podcast by clicking on the image below!
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