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Tag: Climate Change

California Climate Lawsuit Highlights Risks of an Overzealous Litigation Strategy

Posted on May 12, 2018 by Alex Belica

Stating exaggerated claims at the beginning of a lawsuit can be a standard practice in litigation; however, a recent climate change lawsuit filed by seven California municipalities should remind litigators that unsupported exaggerations can cause collateral damage. The essence of the cities’ case is a public nuisance claim filed in California state court against several…

Green Finance to Fuel Sustainable Development

Posted on February 19, 2018 by Coral O'Connor

Nations around the world have taken action to address climate change. The Paris Agreement adopted in 2015 set goals for participating member states to reduce their impact on climate change and keep global temperatures below a certain threshold.1 Governments have enacted various regulations taking environmental effects into account, such as the Clean Air Act and…

Carbon Pricing: Current State

Posted on November 6, 2017 by Samuel Parks

In a world coming to a consensus on climate change, there exists a multitude of methods which governments can utilize to influence greenhouse emissions. The current global focus is on carbon pricing. Carbon pricing is an increase to the cost of carbon dioxide emissions.1 I would argue that carbon pricing is superior to other energy…

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