Pioneers in an emergent field, the authors of Climate Change Law and Policy have created a modular and accessible text with extensive web resources. Designed for 2- and 3-credit courses, discussion, commentary, and exercises are integrated into every chapter. Tracing key legal developments, the scope of this landmark text spans international, United States, foreign, state and local, and nongovernmental efforts to address climate change.

A concise text that takes a global view, Climate Change Law and Policy features:

accessible and modular format that can adapt to a variety of teaching objectives

timely coverage of key legal developments in climate change control around the world

discussion of the role of non-nation-state actors in forming climate change policy, including cities, corporations, NGO's,
and individuals

draws from commentary of leading experts on each topic

exercises in each chapter based on major law and policy issues

extensive web resources, including updates and links

1. The challenge of climate change : scientific, legal, and political elements 2. International legal approaches : treaties and non-binding agreements 3. U.S. legal developments : legislative, executive, and judicial action 4. Foreign legal developments : comparative law and policy 5. State and local action : governmental efforts and transnational collaboration 6. Non-state actors and initiatives : NGOs, corporations, and individuals 7. The future of climate change law and policy : risks and possibilities