Leonie Reins: Law as an Enabler of Sustainability, Energy Democracy and Academic Kindness

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Leonie Reins: Law as an Enabler of Sustainability, Energy Democracy and Academic Kindness

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Aug 12, 2021

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In this episode of Climate Discourse, Kate speaks to Leonie Reins about her career, bridging the gap between academia and practice, her recent publications and the kindness of the climate law community.

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Aug 12, 2021

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