1/5 Pablo Serra Palao ( @pserrapalao) & I are excited to present an ongoing research for #GreenCrime2021: “Green Victimology meets Climate Law in Spain”

Our aim is to critically analyse these laws, highlighting the exclusion of non-human animals (NHA) as victims of climate change

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3 regions have already laws dealing with CC, hwevr, harmonizing our national response to CC is still at draft law stage. In add, despite they all present common concerns for the vulnerability of ecosystems and biodiversity, the anthropocentric bias prevails #Greencrime2021

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The standards analyzed prioritise certain species, specially those related to human species. Its necessary to have a new perspective in CC laws: combining Holistic&Individual approaches might have a better impact on protecting all climate victims #Greencrime2021 @pserrapalao

4/5 In this sense, Green Victimology(GV) offers a new place for reflection to incorporate NHA as vulnerable(& victims) to CC individually considered. Cos no matter how we categorise them(livestock, companion, wild animals), they r all victims to the effects of CC #Greencrime2021

5/5 Harms caused by human-induced CC on ecosystems, species & the individuals that comprise them requires a holistic analysis without losing sight of individuals: GV has the potential to reconcile conflicting historical approaches

@pserrapalao & I will have more! #GreenCrime2021