Tim Foster Climate Science and Law for Judges is a comprehensive resource designed to provide judges with reliable information about the legal and scientific issues in climate litigation of today and tomorrow. Part One: Scientific Foundations of Climate Change Slide Presentation: Climate Science 101 (Download) How Climate Science Works Paul A. Hanle, Michael D. Mastrandrea Discover the long-established scientific underpinnings of climate science, methods used to reach conclusions and consensus, and key differences between scientific and legal procedure. View online Download PDF What is Causing Climate Change? Inez Y. Fung Learn why greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are related to global temperatures and what this tells scientists about future temperatures. View online Download PDF The Impacts of Climate Change Katharine J. Mach Use a risk framework to understand the main consequences of increased heating of the planet—today and for the future. View online Download PDF Sea Level Rise Anna Ruth Halberstadt, Mark Nevitt Understand the causes and dynamics of sea-level rise and learn how related science shows up in the courtroom. View online Download PDF Climate Justice Amruta Nori-Sarma, Quinn Adams, Beth Haley, Devin O’Donnell, Katharine Teigen, Jonathan Levy Draw on case studies to learn how some areas and populations are experiencing more severe climate impacts than others. View online Download PDF Risks and Costs of Climate Change Gary W. Yohe Gain approaches and tools for understanding the costs of climate impacts and managing risk to reduce the likelihood of future impacts. View online Download PDF Detection and Attribution of Climate Change Michael F. Wehner Supplemental Paper by John M. Doherty Learn how scientists detect human-induced climate change and attribute long-term climate trends and extreme weather events to these changes. View online Download PDF Solving the Climate Change Problem Climate Judiciary Project Team Consider the technologies and strategies available to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and envision a realistic way for humanity to cut emissions while continuing to prosper. View online Download PDF Part Two: Science in “Climate Cases” Slide Presentation: Climate Litigation 101 (Download) Overview of Climate Litigation Sandra Nichols Thiam, Jarryd C. Page Survey the field of climate litigation to learn about landmark decisions in the U.S. and how climate science comes up in federal and state cases. View online Download PDF Overview of European Climate Litigation Climate Judiciary Project Team Survey European climate litigation, and find out about trends, case types, defenses, remedies, and how court decisions incorporate climate science. View online Download PDF Applying Attribution: Impacts of Climate Attribution Science on Tort Litigation Douglas A. Kysar, Isabella Soparkar Look at how different types of attribution science are likely to intersect with climate-related tort claims. View online Download PDF Government Action and Climate Science Jessica A. Wentz Explore how courts use climate science to review government regulations and administrative decisions, and legal obligations. View online Download PDF Fundamental Rights Barry E. Hill, Jarryd C. Page Focus on the fundamental rights implicated by climate change and the trends and legal issues judges may encounter as a result. View online Download PDF Procedural Techniques Available for Climate Litigation Robin Kundis Craig Discover specialized procedural techniques that are helpful in a variety of climate cases, particularly in tort litigation. View online Download PDF Judicial Remedies for Climate Disruption: A Preliminary Analysis John C. Dernbach, Patrick A. Parenteau Review U.S. climate cases to explore different science-based remedies related to climate mitigation and adaptation. View online Download PDF Climate Curriculum AuthorsCJP authors are recognized leaders in the fields of climate science and law research, scholarship, and education. Quinn Adams Climate Justice John C. Dernbach Judicial Remedies for Climate Disruption: A Preliminary Analysis Inez Y. Fung What is Causing Climate Change? Anna Ruth Halberstadt Sea Level Rise Beth Haley Climate Justice Paul A. Hanle How Climate Science Works Barry E. Hill Fundamental Rights Robin Kundis Craig Procedural Techniques Available for Climate Litigation Douglas A. Kysar Applying Attribution: Impacts of Climate Attribution Science on Tort Litigation Jonathan Levy Climate Justice Katharine J. Mach The Impacts of Climate Change Michael D. Mastrandrea How Climate Science Works Mark Nevitt Sea Level Rise Sandra Nichols Thiam Overview of Climate Litigation Amruta Nori-Sarma Climate Justice Devin O’Donnell Climate Justice Jarryd C. Page Overview of Climate Litigation Fundamental Rights Jarryd C. Page Overview of Climate Litigation Fundamental Rights Patrick A. Parenteau Judicial Remedies for Climate Disruption: A Preliminary Analysis Isabella Soparkar Applying Attribution: Impacts of Climate Attribution Science on Tort Litigation Katharine Teigen Climate Justice Michael F. Wehner Detection and Attribution of Climate Change Jessica A. Wentz Government Action and Climate Science Gary W. Yohe Risks and Costs of Climate Change See All Authors
How Climate Science Works Paul A. Hanle, Michael D. Mastrandrea Discover the long-established scientific underpinnings of climate science, methods used to reach conclusions and consensus, and key differences between scientific and legal procedure. View online Download PDF
What is Causing Climate Change? Inez Y. Fung Learn why greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are related to global temperatures and what this tells scientists about future temperatures. View online Download PDF
The Impacts of Climate Change Katharine J. Mach Use a risk framework to understand the main consequences of increased heating of the planet—today and for the future. View online Download PDF
Sea Level Rise Anna Ruth Halberstadt, Mark Nevitt Understand the causes and dynamics of sea-level rise and learn how related science shows up in the courtroom. View online Download PDF
Climate Justice Amruta Nori-Sarma, Quinn Adams, Beth Haley, Devin O’Donnell, Katharine Teigen, Jonathan Levy Draw on case studies to learn how some areas and populations are experiencing more severe climate impacts than others. View online Download PDF
Risks and Costs of Climate Change Gary W. Yohe Gain approaches and tools for understanding the costs of climate impacts and managing risk to reduce the likelihood of future impacts. View online Download PDF
Detection and Attribution of Climate Change Michael F. Wehner Supplemental Paper by John M. Doherty Learn how scientists detect human-induced climate change and attribute long-term climate trends and extreme weather events to these changes. View online Download PDF
Solving the Climate Change Problem Climate Judiciary Project Team Consider the technologies and strategies available to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and envision a realistic way for humanity to cut emissions while continuing to prosper. View online Download PDF
Overview of Climate Litigation Sandra Nichols Thiam, Jarryd C. Page Survey the field of climate litigation to learn about landmark decisions in the U.S. and how climate science comes up in federal and state cases. View online Download PDF
Overview of European Climate Litigation Climate Judiciary Project Team Survey European climate litigation, and find out about trends, case types, defenses, remedies, and how court decisions incorporate climate science. View online Download PDF
Applying Attribution: Impacts of Climate Attribution Science on Tort Litigation Douglas A. Kysar, Isabella Soparkar Look at how different types of attribution science are likely to intersect with climate-related tort claims. View online Download PDF
Government Action and Climate Science Jessica A. Wentz Explore how courts use climate science to review government regulations and administrative decisions, and legal obligations. View online Download PDF
Fundamental Rights Barry E. Hill, Jarryd C. Page Focus on the fundamental rights implicated by climate change and the trends and legal issues judges may encounter as a result. View online Download PDF
Procedural Techniques Available for Climate Litigation Robin Kundis Craig Discover specialized procedural techniques that are helpful in a variety of climate cases, particularly in tort litigation. View online Download PDF
Judicial Remedies for Climate Disruption: A Preliminary Analysis John C. Dernbach, Patrick A. Parenteau Review U.S. climate cases to explore different science-based remedies related to climate mitigation and adaptation. View online Download PDF
