Edward Elgar Publishing Climate Change Liability - Edward Elgar Publishing Book

Explore the evolving legal landscape of environmental responsibility with Climate Change Liability. Part of the New Horizons in Environmental and Energy Law series, this book examines how liability serves as a tool for preventing and compensating for climate change damage. As climate change litigation moves from theoretical debate to real-world application, this text provides essential insights into its practical use for mitigation and adaptation. Editors Michael Faure and Marjan Peeters have assembled a collection of expert contributors to offer a wide range of national and European perspectives. This volume is designed for those seeking to understand the legal frameworks used to address environmental issues. By analyzing various perspectives, the book helps readers grasp the complexities of using law to manage the impacts of a changing climate. It is an important resource for understanding how legal systems respond to environmental challenges through both prevention and compensation strategies.