Integrating Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change into Geographical Indication Protection
Although the study of climate change impacts on Geographical indication ("GI") is a relatively recent research topic it is increasingly gaining attention among scientists, legal scholars, farmers, traders and consumers[1]. Most publications focus on sustainability, field operations scenarios, norms, social and economical aspects[2]but there appears to be very little analysis on the effects of Paris Agreement on climate change (“PA”)[3] in protecting GIs against climate change
.jpg)