Climate Change: Forests, Innovation and Resilience

Climate Change: Forests, Innovation and Resilience

Francesco Sindico

Reader in International Environmental Law, University of Strathclyde Law School, Glasgow, United Kingdom

Abstract

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Stream/s: (Please highlight in bold and underline the stream that best matches your abstract. If you believe that your work does not fit in any of the streams, or fits one of the streams and something else, then highlight “other” and add next to it a key word that conveys the focus of the abstract)

§  Biodiversity and traditional knowledge

§  Climate change

§  Energy

§  Freshwater

§  Land, food and agriculture

§  Oceans

§  Sustainable development

§  Other (forests)