Issue

Rights of Nature

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A legal and philosophical concept that recognizes the inherent rights of natural entities, such as rivers and ecosystems, to exist and flourish. The concept of granting legal recognition and rights to natural entities such as ecosystems and species, where nature has inherent rights that should be considered in decision-making processes, referring to the legal recognition of the inherent rights of ecosystems and natural entities, as proposed in the UK Nature's Rights Bill.

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  1. Enfield Council Approves Nature's Rights Motion Defeat Enfield Council has rejected a motion calling for the legal recognition of nature's rights, a move described by proponents as a Green Magna Carta for the UK. Enfield 17 September 2026