Climate change and armed conflicts are now increasingly defining the subject matter of international disputes and impacting the way international disputes are addressed and resolved. Foley Hoag attorneys held a roundtable discussion during Paris Arbitration Week of issues in dispute resolution arising from Climate Change, Peace, and Security. Our panelists covered a wide array of current topics, including:
- Climate change advisory opinion proceedings before the International Court of Justice and International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
- Climate change and military conflicts in investment arbitrations and international commercial arbitrations.
- An African perspective on climate change and war-related issues in international disputes.
- An overview of parties' rights and available tools to preserve set aside grounds relating to war and climate change issues arising during arbitrations.
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