Can Personhood Protect The Environment? Affording Legal Rights to Nature

Nicola Pain

and

Rachel Pepper

·

December 14, 2021

Can Personhood Protect The Environment? Affording Legal Rights to Nature

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Recommended Citation: Nicola Pain & Rachel Pepper, Can Personhood Protect The Environment? Affording Legal Rights to Nature, 45 Fordham Int’l L.J. 315 (2021).

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