Professor Nicholas Liu talks about the intersection between tort and environmental law. We are reminded that environmental law is not just a big block of law that floats out there in the mysterious realm of the United Nations, but something that we engage with in our daily lives.

Corporate and commercial lawyer Sandra Seah explores the tension between corporate and consumer responsibility in promoting net zero goals. We discuss the possibility and challenges of establishing an ASEAN power grid, and learn about carbon trading, and forms of alternative energy sources such as hydrogen.

How does public international law help to address global environmental issues? What actually happens at the annual United Nations Conference of Parties (COPs) on Climate Change? We speak t Ms Vanessa Lam, State Counsel in the International Affairs Division of the Attorney-General's Chambers to find out more.

How does big fashion keep their cross-border supply chains sustainable? Who keeps corporations accountable? In this episode we have H&M's legal counsel Supriya Gogia, where we explore how H&M grapples with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) challenges. Listen to gain insights on stakeholder accountability, the role of governments, and the importance of consumer engagement in shaping the future of sustainable fashion.

Lucas and Alexis interview Terese Teoh, president of Singapore Youth for Climate Action (and member on our podcast team!). They discuss the power of ground up movements, and the idea of "selling out" in your career.