No. 3S (2026): Addressing Climate Change: Method, Rationales, and Procedures for Developing Science-Based Policies

Edited by Mariachiara Tallacchini, Giada Ragone, and Carmine Petteruti

ISBN: 978-88-5541-160-8

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20263S

Published: 2026-05-29

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Editorial

• Addressing Climate Change: Method, Rationales, and Procedures for Developing Science-Based Policies

  Mariachiara Tallacchini, Carmine Petteruti, Giada Ragone

  1-7

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Essays

• Reasonableness and Best Available Science in the Constitutional Protection of the Environment

  Angelo Raffaele Salerno

  9-24

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• Private Powers and Climate Governance: Transition Plans in France and Italy within the Framework of Sustainable Due Diligence

  Chiara Padrin

  25-41

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• Between Scientific Indicators and Regulatory Choices: Science and Law in the Nature Restoration Regulation for Agroecosystems

  Eleonora Ciscato, Eleonora Dallagiacoma

  43-58

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• The Technical Bodies Established through Climate Framework Laws in EU Member States: The Criteria for a Credible Climate Governance

  Lorenzo Maspero

  59-77

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• Climate Advisory Bodies and the Law-Science Interface: Evidence from the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Germany

  Giulia Fontanella

  79-95

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• Participation Models and Climate Governance: Perspectives for Reforming Political Representation

  Alessandra Vanacore

  97-112

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• Climate and Environmental Governance: The National Nature Restoration Plan as a Participatory Decision-Making Instrument

  Luigi Servadei

  113-121

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• Climate Change and the Crisis of Representative Democracy: Is the Future in the Hands of Civil Society?

  Sara Todeschini

  123-138

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• Climate Governance: Science, Responsibility and Public Decision-Making

  Monica Salvatore

  139-151

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• “In Science We Trust”: Evidence-Based Judicial Innovation in Climate-Related Litigation

  Ludovica D’Apote

  153-167

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• The Impact of Scientific and Technical Evidence on the Case Law of National Courts Concerning the Energy Transition

  Diletta Sagliocco

  169-179

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• The Controversial Relationship Between Scientific Expertise and Political Discretion in Times of Climate Crisis: Who Decides on Global Warming Policies?

  Antonietta Lupo

  181-194

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• Climate Justice and Multinational Corporations: Challenges and the Role of Technical and Scientific Evidence in Transnational Civil Litigation

  Clara Pastorino

  195-206

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• Civil Liability and Climate Adaptation: Criteria of Subjective Attribution in the Light of the Best Available Science

  Alberto Jaci

  207-219

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