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    Environmental Justice and Alternative Dispute Resolution

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    2024
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    George, Nyamboga Nyanaro
    Victor, Kiptoo Chumba
    Gloria, Koskei Cherotich
    Joshua, Kimani
    Hamisi, A. Silaha
    Solomon, Gathere Njuguna
    Vincent, Gachumi Mwangi
    Deborah, Nzomo
    Samuel, Maroro
    Joy, Maina
    Samuel, Karanja
    Prisco, Ng’ang’a
    Oscar, Mukabwa
    Ontweka, Yvonne Kwamboka
    Kelsey, Roda Kiplagat
    Allex, O. Mokua
    Brian, Kipkurui
    Christopher, Kinyua Mwai
    Elder, Jepleting
    Celestine, Makori
    Grace, Ingabire
    Aromo, Marion
    Margaret, Akinyi
    Edwin, Kola Muwanga
    Alamyn, Omondi
    James, Njuguna
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    Abstract
    Trust the Process — a mantra that has not only guided but also illuminated our path from the spark of an idea to the full bloom of realization. Engraved within these pages, whether held in hand or displayed on screen, lies the culmination of fervent aspirations from students determined to carve their indelible mark upon the academic landscape through research, discovery, and the art of the written word. Anchored by a steadfast commitment to professionalism and scholarly diligence, the articles meticulously arranged in this volume navigate the complex terrains of climate and environmental justice, sports law, and alternative dispute resolution, all under the umbrella of contemporary global discourse. The launch of this edition coincides with a period of heightened engagement with issues at the intersection of law, science, and technology — a testament to its prescience and relevance. Our ambition has been unwavering: to foster a community of law students who embody the essence of problem-solving, critical analysis, and an unquenchable thirst for knowledge. Thus, we proudly unveil the University of Embu Law Review. Immerse yourself in the intellectual feast laid out before you, a banquet crafted by the diligent hands of your peers, the scholars of ink and insight. Profound appreciation is extended to the tireless editors, whose nocturnal labour have brought this law review to fruition. To the Dean and Chairman of the Department, we offer our heartfelt thanks for their unwavering support and guidance. The mentorship of Professor Kariuki Muigua and Advocate James Njuguna has been instrumental; without their generous contributions, this publication might have remained a distant dream. My deepest gratitude flows to the pioneers who contributed to this inaugural issue, marking a historic moment as the first-ever law journal published by the University of Embu. Their journey along the road less travelled has left an enduring legacy within the University’s annals of scholarly works. With the University of Embu Law Review now vibrant and alive, the meticulous craftsmanship of the Editorial Board stands as a testament to our dedication to excellence. It is with pride that we acknowledge the shared vision of Kimathi Kanana, Silaha Hamisi, and Joseph Amaganga with the board. The overwhelming support from the law students and faculty has been remarkable — a testament to the collective spirit that has brought this endeavour to life. As we present this labour of love, my heart swells with fulfillment. Yet, none of this would have been conceivable without divine grace. As I herald the launch of this inaugural volume and issue, passing the torch to the successors, I am reminded of the timeless biblical words from 2nd Timothy 4:7-8: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” *Veni, Vidi, Vici* — and to all, a joyous and enlightening read.
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