The ICJ and the power to make states tax away climate change by Tatiana Falcão
By: Falcao, Tatiana
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Tatiana Falcão is an international tax law consultant and policy adviser and a member of the U.N. Subcommittee on Environmental Taxation. She was previously with the U.N. Environment Programme and Department of Economic and Social Affairs, overseeing the work of the Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters. She is based in Rio de Janeiro. In this installment of Emerging Economies, Falcão responds to the International Court of Justice’s open invitation for input on countries’ obligations to take action on climate change.
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