Contracts and Climate Change

By The Centre for Climate Engagement at Hughes Hall

Matthew Gingell, General Counsel at Oxygen House and founder of The Chancery Lane Project, will speak about contracts and climate change,

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David Attenborough Building

Pembroke Street Cambridge CB2 3QZ United Kingdom

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2 hours
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About this event

Science & Tech • Other

In the final event of the term for this year's Cambridge Seminar Series on Law and the Climate Crisis, Matthew Gingell will explain how contracts can play a role in addressing climate change. Come to the David Attenborough Building on 14 Novemebr to join the seminar and stay for free drinks and networking afterwards, or join online via Zoom.

Seminar synopsis

What do contract lawyers do? Commercial lawyers may seem far from climate action, but Matthew Gingell reveals they hold the keys. Contracts govern nearly all economic transactions and shape how solutions cross borders. In this talk, he reframes contracts as the invisible infrastructure accelerating delivery of climate action on the ground.

About the speaker

Matthew Gingell is the General Counsel of The Oxygen House Group, Founder of The Chancery Lane Project and a member of the Law Society Climate Change Committee

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The Centre for Climate Engagement at Hughes Hall

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