Author
Naman Kapoor is an Émile Boutmy Scholar and a Master’s candidate in Economic Law at the Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po). He specialises in climate finance, sustainability policy instruments, and corporate and commercial law. He has worked alongside prominent political leaders, managing strategic planning, campaign execution, and compliance as a Campaign Manager.
When discussions revolve around nature, terms such as ‘sustainability’, ‘biodiversity’, and ‘conservation’ commonly dominate the conversation. Rarely is ‘peace’ mentioned in this context. Even rarer is the acknowledgement of nature within conversations explicitly focused on peace. In an era when awareness about the severity of climate change has finally permeated mainstream consciousness, conflicts with the potential to escalate into global warfare, such as the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war, have concurrently resurfaced.
