Carole Hermon

Carole Hermon is a University Professor at the University of Toulouse Capitole, affiliated with the Institute of Legal Studies of Urban Planning, Construction, and the Environment (IEJUC). She specializes in Public Law with a focus on environmental, agricultural, and urban policy. Her research emphasizes legal frameworks for agroecology, climate policy, and sustainable development.

Her work bridges legal theory and practical policy, addressing topics like pesticide regulation, carbon neutrality in housing, and EU certification standards for carbon removals. Notable contributions include analyzing the Paris Agreement's legal implications for agriculture and exploring financing mechanisms for environmental services. She frequently publishes in journals like Rural Law Review and contributes to conferences on climate law and environmental governance.

Her recent articles highlight tensions between agricultural practices and environmental protection, advocating for updated legal tools to meet climate goals. She has also engaged with caselaw interpretations surrounding mayoral competencies in pesticide control and mutagenic plant regulations.