Book review Walter F Baber and James R May (eds), Environmental Human Rights in the Anthropocene: Concepts, Contexts, and Challenges (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2023) 380 pp

The book Environmental Human Rights in the Anthropocene: Concepts, Contexts, and Challenges speaks to the heart of such multifaceted issues, analysing the complexities of the interplay between human interests and the interests of the nonhuman world.1 The book undertakes a much-needed investigation of some of the most interesting and complex questions related to environmental human rights in the context of the Anthropocene, providing a new space for debate and exploration on the scope and meaning of these rights.