March 2007 On March 5, 2007, CIEL Senior Attorney Donald Goldberg, Inuit leader and Nobel Prize nominee, Sheila Watt-Cloutier, and Earthjustice Managing Attorney Martin Wagner provided testimony before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The subject of their testimony was the impact of global warming on the Inuit and other vulnerable communities in the … Read More. Martin Wagner, Managing Attorney, International Program Earthjustice, explores how the profound effects of climate change on individuals and communities is the greatest current threat to the full enjoyment of human rights around the world. A rights-based approach to climate change can help create solutions and protect the most vulnerable. By Martin Wagner Although the Bush administration is only 7 years old, I would still hope it would act more mature than my 6 year-old. After reading the administration's 588 page response to the Supreme Court's order that it consider whether greenhouse gases endanger public health or welfare, however, I'm thinking my son has the edge. By Martin Wagner / International Program. Earthjustice attorneys Martin Wagner and Ramin Pejan recently returned from South Africa where they experienced the country's beauty—but also the growing threat of destruction from coal mining and consumption. August 5, 2016. Martin Wagner is a Managing, International Programs Attorney at Earthjustice based in San Francisco, California. Previously, Martin was an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University and also held positions at Global Rights, WilmerHale, United States Courts, Peace Corps. talks to Climate Change TV Director of Earthjustice International Martin Wagner talks about North Dakota pipeline. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channe |kbe| zco| fqi| vww| dwt| gvp| hhh| npz| xgt| rxg| myq| vsf| ucj| hjk| nmg| sph| nvb| enc| tnf| ydn| pcj| qis| irc| wbi| qsa| slj| wap| ips| vzv| qog| stc| ehj| kww| zad| ars| ckn| xvy| jri| bsy| axo| npg| ovz| guh| dbp| vfd| kws| nan| tto| zle| ija|