Climate Justice: The Next Movement [outline]

Presenter: Richard J. Lazarus, Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center 2 pages.

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Subjects:	climate change environmental justice climate justice global climate change central lesson distribution distributional analysis scientific uncertainty red herring distributional mismatches distributional overlay purpose of talk hurdles for lawmaking pathways breaking the logjam distributional environmental justice mismatch greenhouse gases GHGs wealthy powerful nations per capita GDP changes India China climate change impacts poor vulnerable global location temperature water agriculture wildlife infectious diseases weather lack of shelter lack of health care lack of alternative economies lack of institutional resources lack of technology extreme victims low-lying islands isolated indigenous communities cost of delay challenge of persuasion wannabes immediate costs benefits enjoyed by others control costs negate reductions other nations increased emissions challenge of equity distributing the costs and benefits meanings equality sovereignty carbon tax institutional framework international environmental law Inupiat Petition distributional logjam new approach thinking locally acting locally acting globally lesson of 9/11 Iraq War new Congress pending legislation S. 280 (McCain-Lieberman) S. 309 (Boxer-Sanders) Bingaman draft discussion bill Civil Rights and Discrimination Climate Dispute Resolution and Arbitration Energy Policy Environmental Health and Protection Environmental Law Environmental Monitoring Environmental Policy Human Rights Law Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law International Law Land Use Law Law and Politics Law and Race Law and Society Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Legislation Litigation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy State and Local Government Law Urban Studies and Planning Inupiat
Online Access:	https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/climate-of-environmental-justice/6 https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1006&context=climate-of-environmental-justice

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topic	climate change environmental justice climate justice global climate change central lesson distribution distributional analysis scientific uncertainty red herring distributional mismatches distributional overlay purpose of talk hurdles for lawmaking pathways breaking the logjam distributional environmental justice mismatch greenhouse gases GHGs wealthy powerful nations per capita GDP changes India China climate change impacts poor vulnerable global location temperature water agriculture wildlife infectious diseases weather lack of shelter lack of health care lack of alternative economies lack of institutional resources lack of technology extreme victims low-lying islands isolated indigenous communities cost of delay challenge of persuasion wannabes immediate costs benefits enjoyed by others control costs negate reductions other nations increased emissions challenge of equity distributing the costs and benefits meanings equality sovereignty carbon tax institutional framework international environmental law Inupiat Petition distributional logjam new approach thinking locally acting locally acting globally lesson of 9/11 Iraq War new Congress pending legislation S. 280 (McCain-Lieberman) S. 309 (Boxer-Sanders) Bingaman draft discussion bill Civil Rights and Discrimination Climate Dispute Resolution and Arbitration Energy Policy Environmental Health and Protection Environmental Law Environmental Monitoring Environmental Policy Human Rights Law Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law International Law Land Use Law Law and Politics Law and Race Law and Society Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility Legislation Litigation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy State and Local Government Law Urban Studies and Planning
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Climate Justice: The Next Movement [outline]

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