This Article explores how the long-standing tradition of common law countries, such as India,
which have long acknowledged the fundamental right to a healthy and pollution-free life, can …

Recent years have witnessed a spread of climate change litigation across the world. As this
volume amply demonstrates, climate change-related lawsuits have emerged in various …

International climate change negotiations are fraught with indecision, conflicting opinions
and confusion and are, as a consequence, constantly in danger of reaching a no-score draw …

This article revisits and expands on extant scholarly inquiries into the so-called 'rights turn'in
climate litigation, with the objective of providing a more comprehensive appreciation of the …

ABSTRACT Climate Justice: Case Studies in Global and Regional Governance Challenges
edited by Randall S Abate, addresses a diverse set of topics related to climate justice …

Climate change is now a well-known phenomenon as it is at the centre of numerous
scientific discoveries, policies and public debates. The general concern raised by the …

Climate change as well as climate policies can have adverse effects on the human rights of
certain population groups–and can exacerbate situations of injustice. As it stands today, the …

The article aims to assess to which extent the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is able to play
an effective role in climate change justice. While some national courts are trying to respond …

The thesis explores the significance, key trends, and motivation behind a growing global
phenomenon of climate change litigation grounded in human rights arguments. Its …

This chapter focuses on the strand of climate justice represented by access to legal means,
justice and redress in the case environmental human rights have been violated. It provides a …