Saving the Earth for Future Generations: Some Reflections

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Most legal systems recognize trusteeship functions of individuals or institutions to act on behalf and in the interest of those who cannot legally act for themselves. They can be advanced for the effective protection of future generations and the Earth. Guidance for Earth Trusteeship exist in the form of two agreements created by global civil society, the 2000 Earth Charter and the 2018 Hague Principles. Current opportunities include the UN Secretary General's call for 'repurposing the Trusteeship Council', the UN Summit of the Future and ongoing developments in many countries towards implementing ecological integrity and rights of nature into their legal systems.

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Bosselmann, K. (2024). Saving the Earth for Future Generations: Some Reflections. Environmental Policy and Law, 54(2–3), 101–110. https://doi.org/10.3233/EPL-239030

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