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44 Stan. Env't L. J. 1 (2025)

handle is hein.journals/staev44 and id is 1 raw text is: Naturalized Rights of Animals, Animalized Rights of Nature Macarena Montes Franceschini* & Kristen Stilt** I. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................... 3 II. AN INTRODUCTION TO RIGHTS OF NATURE, ANIMAL RIGHTS, AND INDUSTRIAL ANIMAL AGRICULTURE ............................... 10 A. The Rights of Nature: A Widespread Global Movement.. 10 B. Animal Rights ......................................................................17 C. Industrial Animal Agriculture ........................................ 21 III. RIGHTS OF NATURE AND ANIMAL RIGHTS-COMPARATIVE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES ................................................ 26 A. Pace of Growth and General Acceptance ..................... 26 B. Theoretical and Practical Coherence ............................ 27 C. Range of Species and Entities of Concern..................... 29 D . Inclusivity....................................................................... . 31 E. W inning and Losing........................................................ 35 * PhD in Law (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona); Rights of Nature Fellow, Brooks McCormickJr. Animal Law & Policy Program at Harvard Law School. ** Professor of Law, Harvard Law School; Faculty Director, Brooks McCormickJr. Animal Law & Policy Program at Harvard. We thank the participants in the HLS Faculty Workshop; the HLS Animal Law & Policy Program Workshop; the Brooks Institute Annual Workshop; the Yale Law School Law, Environment &Animals Program (LEAP) and the Pompeu Fabra University Climate, Nature and Demography Workshop for helpful comments on drafts of this article. From these workshops, we particularly thank Jill Lepore, Mike Klarman, Ben- jamin Eidelson, Guy-Uriel Charles, Stephen Sachs, Rosalind Dixon, Vlad Perju, Katharine Young, Doug Kysar, Dale Jamieson, Justin Marceau, Erin Delaney, Bonnie Nadzam, and Alex Blanchette. We also thank Frank Bibeau (attorney for the Ojibwe), Sam Bookman (HLS SJD candidate), Kevin Schneider (Counsel, Earth Law Center), Gustavo de Baggis, and GracielaAdre (Argentine animal law attorneys). We are grateful to the Brooks Institute for Animal Rights Law & Policy and the Hadley Family Foundation for funding that made the Rights of Nature fellowship for Macarena possible. 1

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