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Climate Change Litigation

Climate Change Litigation Strategies refer to the legal approaches and tactics employed by individuals, organizations, or governments to address and mitigate the impacts of climate change through the judicial system, often seeking accountability from corporations or policymakers for their contributions to environmental harm. These strategies may involve lawsuits aimed at enforcing environmental regulations, challenging inadequate climate policies, or demanding action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Climate change litigation is a growing field that seeks to address the urgent challenges posed by climate change through legal means. It involves various strategies, including public interest lawsuits and corporate accountability cases, aimed at holding responsible parties accountable for their cont...

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Key Terms

Climate Change
Long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns in a place.

Example: Rising sea levels due to climate change.

Litigation
The process of taking legal action.

Example: Litigation against a company for environmental damage.

Public Interest Litigation
Legal action taken to protect the public interest.

Example: A lawsuit to enforce environmental regulations.

Corporate Accountability
Holding companies responsible for their actions affecting the environment.

Example: Suing a corporation for pollution.

Environmental Justice
The fair treatment of all people regarding environmental laws and policies.

Example: Ensuring low-income communities are not disproportionately affected by pollution.

International Treaties
Formal agreements between countries to address global issues.

Example: The Paris Agreement on climate change.

Related Topics

Environmental Policy
Study of laws and regulations aimed at protecting the environment.
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Climate Science
Understanding the scientific principles behind climate change.
intermediate
Sustainable Development
Exploring practices that promote economic growth while protecting the environment.
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Key Concepts

Legal FrameworksEnvironmental JusticePublic Interest LitigationCorporate Accountability