Center for Climate Change Law

CCCL develops legal techniques to fight climate change, trains students and lawyers in their use, and provides up-to-date resources on key topics in climate law and regulation. 

Latest from the Center

• Red China Going Green: The Emergence and Current Development of Carbon Emissions Trading in the World's Largest Carbon Emitter, by Xiaotang Wang, June 2013

• June 10, 2013 Press release on CCCL's involvement in Con Edison's state rate case: Environmental and Clean Energy Groups Call on Con Ed to Modernize Its System Rather than Just Rebuild

• Opportunities for and Hurdles to Combined Heat and Power in New York City, Alexis Saba, Bianca Howard, Michael Gerrard, and Vijay Modi, May 2013

• Technology Transfer and Dissemination Under the UNFCCC: Achievements and New Perspectives, Stephanie Chuffart, May 2013

• Federal Regulatory Barriers to Grid-Deployed Energy Storage, by Andrew H. Meyer, May 2013

• Threatened Island Nations: Legal Implications of Rising Seas and a Changing Climate, Michael Gerrard & Gregory E. Wannier (Co-Editors) (Cambridge University Press, 2013)

More publications are available here. Materials from past events are available here.

Resources

Litigation Charts• U.S. Litigation chart• Non-U.S. Litigation Chart • Energy Facility Litigation Database		Federal Resources• Climate Legislation Tracker• Climate Regulation Tracking Service• Clear Air Act Section 111		State & Municipal Resources• Model Ordinances• State & Local Law Resources• Green Building Law
International Resources• Climate Change Laws of the World • Threatened Island Nations• Legal Response Initiative		Energy Law• Law of Clean Energy• Energy Efficiency• Clean Energy Investment in India		Climate Disclosures• NEPS & State NEPA EIS • Climate Change Securities Disclosures• Compilation of Offset Protocols

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