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Regulating Product Manufacturing to Help Address the Climate Emergency?

Workshop
Oct 6, 2025 — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Event co-organized by the Faculty of Law - Civil Law Section, the Centre for Environmental Law and Global Sustainability, the Research Centre on the Future of Cities, and the Research Chair on sustainable, responsible, and inclusive trade law. 

The image is a drawing of a balance scale. On one side, there is a green globe representing the Earth. On the other side, there is a factory with smokestacks.
Drawing by Karacis Studio (Unsplash)

Details

Description 

The 鈥Regulating Product Manufacturing to Help Address the Climate Emergency?鈥 workshop invites participants to reflect collectively on a crucial question: should we, and can we, act directly on the production of goods to reduce our ecological impact and respond effectively to the climate crisis?
Experts from diverse backgrounds will share their insights and invite the audience to explore a contradiction that affects us all: the drive to consume more and more, while knowing the urgent need to act to protect our planet. This collective discussion will be an opportunity to imagine how we might intervene 鈥渦pstream,鈥 at the production stage, to help limit harmful environmental effects.

Guest Speakers

Am茅lie C么t茅, Yves-Marie Abraham, Julien O. Beaulieu, and Genevi猫ve Dufour.

Accessibility
If you require accommodation, please contact the event host as soon as possible.
Date and time
Oct 6, 2025
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Format and location
In person
Fauteux Hall (FTX)
Room 102
Language
French
Audience
Professors, Graduate students
Organized by
Faculty of Law - Civil Law Section, Centre for Environmental Law and Global Sustainability, Research Centre on the Future of Cities & Research Chair on sustainable, responsible, and inclusive trade law.