The Constitutional Implications of the Hudson Decision: Lessons for Adapting to the Health Effects of Climate Change in Canada

Carolyn Poutiainen

The Constitutional Implications of the Hudson Decision: Lessons for Adapting to the Health Effects of Climate Change in Canada

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Carolyn Poutiainen

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Carolyn Poutiainen

Carolyn Poutiainen is a BCL/LLB candidate at McGill University Faculty of Law. She has also worked with the Climate Change Adaptation Reseach Group at McGill University. This paper was originally written for a term essay course under the supervision of Professor Vrinda Narain. The author gratefully acknowledges Professor Narain for her guidance, and Professor James Ford, Eric Bolo, Andra Syvanen, Jessica Magonet, and Alexandra Lesnikowski for comments on earlier drafts.

Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform

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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2013)

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