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The German Federal Climate Change Act

Book cover titled 'Współczesne Wyzwania Prawa Ochrony Klimatu', edited by Maria Magdalena Kenig-Witkowska, Anna Barczak, and Marcin Stoczkiewicz. The cover has a simple design with a white background and a blue section at the bottom. The publisher's logo, Wolters Kluwer, is visible at the lower left corner.

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The German Federal Climate Change Act

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Sina, Stephan: The German Federal Climate Change Act. In: Barczak, Anna et al. (eds) 2024: Współczesne wyzwania prawa ochrony klimatu. Warsaw: Wolters Kluwer Polska.

As an output of the international academic conference "Towards the Polish Climate Protection Act" on 7 September 2022 in Szczecin, an edited volume entitled "Współczesne Wyzwania Prawa Ochony Klimatu" (Contemporary challenges of climate law) was published by Wolters Kluwer Poland. Its editors are Anna Barczak (University of Szczecin), Maria Magdalena Kenig-Witkowska (University of Warsaw) and Marcin Stoczkiewicz (Client Earth Poland). The volume comprises a collection of essays by legal practitioners and researchers on important issues of contemporary climate law, including analysis of climate laws and court rulings from a national (mostly Polish), EU and international perspective. In particular, it includes an essay on key assumptions of the Polish draft framework act on climate protection prepared by Client Earth Poland, which is presented in the annex. All but two essays are in Polish language.

Stephan Sina, Senior Fellow at Ecologic Institute, contributed an essay on the German Federal Climate Change Act in English language. He describes the development and main features of the Act and its revision based on the decision of the Federal Constitutional Court on 24 March 2021, presents lessons learnt and good practices and addresses challenges.

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English
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Współczesne wyzwania prawa ochrony klimatu
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17 pp.
ISBN
978-83-8358-548-2
978-83-8358-832-2 (pdf)
978-83-8358-833-9 (epub)
978-83-8358-834-6 (mobi)
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Keywords
Climate Change Law, Federal Climate Change Act (KSG), EU, environmental law, Ecologic Legal, Governance
Poland, Europe, Germany