A growing movement of ecologists, lawyers and artists argues that nature should have legal rights. By recognizing the rights of ecosystems and other species, advocates hope they can get better protection. Madeleine Finlay talks to the Guardian’s global environment editor, Jonathan Watts, about where this movement came from and why the UK government rejected the concept, and hears from NYU School of Law’s Cesar Rodriguez-Garavito on how he’s finding creative ways to give rights to nature
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