🌎 North America Apr 13, 2026 · Professor Victoria Sutton

Eco Jurisprudence – International Momentum is Growing

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Eco Jurisprudence – International Momentum is Growing
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As the Rights of Nature movement gains momentum, courts are adding to the jurisprudence on how to interpret these rights from existing legal documents. Legislatures are also drafting new laws to recognize the Rights of Nature. I previously wrote about this growing movement in the United States, and I thought it worthwhile to take a look at the movement in international law. What I found is a movement that is clearly gaining momentum.



The graphic below shows the rate of growth

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