Concerns about global climate change due to the greenhouse effect have led policymakers
from many countries to consider ways of limiting emissions of greenhouse gases …

There is a broad consensus that global warming threatens the well-being of people around
the world, and that national governments should take steps to curb warming and alleviate …

There is no country in the world that does not have at least one law or policy dealing with
climate change. The most prolific countries have well over 20, and globally there are 1,800 …

Federal climate change legislation seems increasingly likely, but at least some states are
likely to continue pursuing independent initiatives. Courts, state governments, and EPA will …

The rapid proliferation and diversification of climate change policy initiatives at the state
level in the United States runs contrary to much conventional thinking about climate policy …

This article presents an innovative institutional approach to supplement and ultimately
strengthen the lagging United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change …

The atmosphere is a global commons.'Unabated use of the commons as a dumping ground
for greenhouse gases (" GHGs") could eventually produce significant, perhaps unacceptable …

Existing climate change governance regimes in the US and the EU contain complex
mixtures of regulatory, market, voluntary, and research-based strategies. The EU has …

It is now sufficiently clear that the world as a whole would benefit from an international
agreement to control climate change.'For all the continuing controversy, 2 the central …

Although the United States is not a party to the Kyoto Protocol,'a multitude of alternative
domestic approaches to combat climate change have emerged at all levels of government …