The climate crisis stands as the most pressing challenge of our generation, yet effective legal responses remain elusive. Political polarization and the influence of special interest groups have stalled meaningful regulatory action on both national and international levels. Climate litigation, largely based on tort principles, has also faced significant hurdles, yielding limited success.
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