Volume 37
Issue
2

Climate Prevention

by Frédéric Gilles Sourgens
Climate change is rightfully perceived as today’s leading global policy challenge. The obligation to prevent transboundary environmental harm has taken center stage in the legal fight to curb climate change. […]

Bridging the Divide: Assessing the Viability of International Cooperation on Border Carbon Adjustments

by Michael Mehling, Harro van Asselt, Susanne Droege, Kasturi Das & Catherine Hall
International cooperation on climate change and trade is intensifying, as highlighted by numerous initiatives launched at the multilateral, plurilateral, and bilateral levels. This is an encouraging development, signaling the important […]

Climate and Antitrust

by Nicole A. Veno, Jennifer E. Kelly, Kelly Capatosto & Geoffrey H. Kozen
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Burning Down the House: Wildfires, Cultural Burning, and the Perverse Incentive Structure of the Clean Air Act

by Margaret A. McCallister
Rising global temperatures are contributing to an alarming trend of increasingly damaging wildland fires. Controlled burns (or prescribed fires) can mitigate wildfire smoke and break the cycle of increasingly destructive […]