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Climate Connect: Klimaschutz vor Gericht

Date
16. Jan 2026, 1.00 pm - 2.00 pm
Location
Online
Series
Climate Connect
Organizer
Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour
Speaker(s)
John Peters (Rechtsanwälte Günther Partnerschaft in Hamburg) and Professor Cornelia Betsch (Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour)
Event type
Discussion/Forum
Event Language(s)
German
Audience
Public

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Conversation with John Peters, lawyer at Rechtsanwälte Günther Partnerschaft in Hamburg, in the "Climate Connect" series, moderated by Sarah Pelull

Information from the organisers

In the next Climate Connect dialogue we welcome John Peters, lawyer at Lawyers Günther Partnership in Hamburg, one of the most renowned law firms in the field of environmental, planning and climate protection law. He advises civil society organisations, affected parties and municipal actors on strategic climate action and the legal framework for effective climate protection.

In conversation with Professor Cornelia Betsch (Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour), we shed light on how environmental lawsuits workwhich challenges and dynamics they entail and what role role strategic climate lawsuits play in political change and social debates. play. Among other things, the IPB's ongoing research on future litigation provides an opportunity for this.

John Peters, a lawyer at Rechtsanwälte Günther Partnerschaft in Hamburg, advises on environmental, planning and climate protection law. He is committed to legal frameworks that promote climate protection in concrete terms.

Climate Connect connects

Climate Connect brings together two experts from different scientific fields. Climate research meets psychology or communication science, medicine meets cognitive science or educational science, health research meets political science, implementation research meets sociology. Both speakers have different expertise and experiences and will present their research on climate-friendly behaviour in a pointed manner. The audience is invited to participate in the current state of research on planetary health behaviour and to jointly provide visionary impulses in science, politics and society.

Climate Connect is aimed at anyone interested in scientific exchange and solutions for more health promotion and climate protection. Become part of the "Missing Link"!

Programme

15-minute guest lecture
15-minute lecture from the IPB
30-minute moderated discussion with the audience

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