Big end of town now in firing line: Moruya climate lawyer

By Carmen McIntosh
May 6 2015 - 3:30pm
CONFERENCE: Lawyer Keely Boom, Matty Woods and their daughter Mirra outside an international conference in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Ms Boom was a panelist at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in March, which drew 3000 delegates, including lawyers, law students and community members.
CONFERENCE: Lawyer Keely Boom, Matty Woods and their daughter Mirra outside an international conference in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Ms Boom was a panelist at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in March, which drew 3000 delegates, including lawyers, law students and community members.

International law researcher Keely Boom says governments and businesses which fail to act on climate change for future generations face increasing legal risk.

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