Climate Desk

The Climate Desk is an initiative launched in January 2022 open to students who write a bachelor’s or master’s thesis on climate change topics and who are supervised by CLIMA researchers. The aim is to provide these students with a quiet space to write their thesis and the opportunity to partake in the Centre’s research projects and initiatives, and to interact with the Centre's researchers.

Are you interested in the Climate Desk? Please contact student assistant Laura Hertz Weichmann (jpl218@jur.ku.dk).

Projects

Anna Møller Pedersen and Agata Karbowska – LL.M. thesis: Klimaforandringer i et menneskeretligt perspektiv / Climate Change in a Human Rights Perspective. Climate Desk: Autumn 2022.
Olesea Gadirca – LL.M. thesis: Renewable Energy Communities under the Clean Energy Package. Climate Desk: Autumn 2022.
Rob William Brew – LL.M. thesis: Regulation of renewable energy under bilateral and regional trade agreements: a comparative analysis. Climate Desk: Autumn 2022.
Emilie Jane Coutin – LL.M. thesis: Grønvaskning af finansielle produkter i Danmark: en analyse af sammenspillet mellem markedsføringsloven og EU's taksonomiforordning. Climate Desk: Autumn 2022.
Anna Jupp - LL.M thesis: Climate Litigation Against Corporations: The Role of Human Rights. Climate Desk: Spring 2022.
Ida Isaksen - LL.B thesis: How could the principles from the ECtHR environmental jurisprudence under art. 2 be applied to climate change claims brought to the ECtHR?. Climate Desk: Spring 2022.
Jørgen Nyberget - LL.M thesis: Towards a global treaty on plastic pollution - lessons from domestic regulation. Climate Desk: Spring 2022.