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Rights of Nature law

Why is Rights of Nature Law Necessary?

November 11, 2024 by Marion 1 Comment

Why is Rights of Nature Law Necessary? Because it is critically important to speak for and protect all of Nature if we want life on Earth–including ours–to continue. 

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Protecting Biodiversity Tagged With: biodiversity, climate crisis, Earth Law Center, eecosystems, environment, native plants, Rights of Nature law, wildlife

Rights of Nature Law: A Way Forward

November 25, 2023 by Marion Leave a Comment

To avert the worst impacts of climate crisis and move towards truly sustainable living, the way we think about and relate to Nature must change.   Rights of Nature law would stop human activities and development from interfering with ecosystem health.

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Protecting Biodiversity, Working Groups Tagged With: CELDF, climate crisis, Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, GARN, Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature, Rights of Nature law

Urgent Need for Rights of Nature Law

May 29, 2023 by Marion Leave a Comment

There is an urgent need for a Rights of Nature law.   Did you know townships, boroughs and counties in Pennsylvania are prevented by state law to pass legislation that would […]

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Protecting Biodiversity, Working Groups Tagged With: climate crisis, Covanta incinerator, Delcora, pesticides, Rights of Nature law

Is This the Last Year For Hummingbirds?

May 1, 2023 by Marion Leave a Comment

Might this be the last year we see birds at our feeders or hear their lovely songs? 

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Protecting Biodiversity, Working Groups Tagged With: hummingbirds, native plants, Rachel Carson, Rights of Nature law, Silent Spring, TTM Biodiversity Group

Why We Need A Rights of Nature Law

April 10, 2023 by Marion Leave a Comment

The Rights of Nature law is an international movement that is gaining momentum. Many people are now realizing nature needs to be protected, because our lives depend on clean air, clean water, unpolluted land, and all the living things that make up the web of life.

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Protecting Biodiversity, Working Groups Tagged With: CELDF, climate crisis, environment, Rights of Nature law

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