BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto

About the Journal

BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto (e-ISSN 2284-4503) is a peer-reviewed, online law journal focusing on the relationships between law and life sciences in a comparative perspective. According to its interdisciplinary nature, the Journal hosts contributions in the fields of law, life sciences, bioethics and artificial intelligence.

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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

Published: 2026-05-29

BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto

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Editorial

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

Essays

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

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

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

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

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

Participation Models and Climate Governance: Perspectives for Reforming Political Representation

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

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

Climate Governance: Science, Responsibility and Public Decision-Making

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

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

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

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

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

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