Edited by Rosemary Lyster, Professor of Climate and Environmental Law, The University of Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, Australia and Robert R.M. Verchick, Gauthier-St. Martin Chair in Environmental Law, Loyola University New Orleans, Senior Fellow in Disaster Resilience Leadership, Tulane University, US

'As the global community struggles to reduce emissions to avoid the worst impacts of human induced climate change, climate disaster law is emerging as a new area of climate law that demands the attention of academics, policymakers and practicing lawyers alike. This book offers critical insights on the key climate issues we will have to contend with in years to come; the scale of which will largely depend on our collective effort to mitigate those issues today!'--Meinhard Doelle, Dalhousie University, Canada

• Contents:Introduction to the Research Handbook on Climate Disaster LawRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. VerchickPART I INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS1. Wishful Thinking? The Governance of Climate Change-Related Disasters in the AnthropoceneTim Stephens2. The Principle of Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities In the International Climate Change RegimeLavanya Rajamani3. The Evolving Nature of Sovereignty in the Context of Climate ChangeChristine Bakker4. International Environmental Law and Climate DisastersJacqueline Peel5. Climate-induced displacement and climate disaster law: Barriers and OpportunitiesRosemary Lyster and Maxine BurkettPART II PUBLIC LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS6. Governance Principles and Climate Disasters: Constitutional and Administrative Law IssuesDaniel A. Farber7. Disaster Law and OrderLisa Grow Sun8. Occupational Health and Safety LawSidney Shapiro and Katherine TracyPART III ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS9. Adaptive LawCraig Anthony (Tony) Arnold10. Planning for Climate Change DisasterRobert R. M. Verchick11. Building and Construction LawTeresa Parejo-Navajas and Michael B. Gerrard12. The Uneasy Case for Disaster Buyouts Susan S. Kuo13. Water Law and Climate DisastersRobin Kundis Craig14. Protecting the Power Grid from Climate DisastersRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. Verchick15. The Law of the Polar BearJohn Copeland Nagle16. Agriculture, Climate disasters, and the LawJonathan VerschuurenPART IV PRIVATE LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS17. Tort Law and Normative RuptureR. Henry Weaver and Douglas A. Kysar18. Climate Change and Property Law John D. Echeverria19. Private Law and Climate Disasters: Insurance LawMichael Faure and Qihao He20. Climate Change and Fiduciary Investors: Weathering a Disaster ScenarioM. Scott DonaldIndex

Edited by Rosemary Lyster, Professor of Climate and Environmental Law, The University of Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, Australia and Robert R.M. Verchick, Gauthier-St. Martin Chair in Environmental Law, Loyola University New Orleans, Senior Fellow in Disaster Resilience Leadership, Tulane University, US

'As the global community struggles to reduce emissions to avoid the worst impacts of human induced climate change, climate disaster law is emerging as a new area of climate law that demands the attention of academics, policymakers and practicing lawyers alike. This book offers critical insights on the key climate issues we will have to contend with in years to come; the scale of which will largely depend on our collective effort to mitigate those issues today!'--Meinhard Doelle, Dalhousie University, Canada

• Contents:Introduction to the Research Handbook on Climate Disaster LawRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. VerchickPART I INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS1. Wishful Thinking? The Governance of Climate Change-Related Disasters in the AnthropoceneTim Stephens2. The Principle of Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities In the International Climate Change RegimeLavanya Rajamani3. The Evolving Nature of Sovereignty in the Context of Climate ChangeChristine Bakker4. International Environmental Law and Climate DisastersJacqueline Peel5. Climate-induced displacement and climate disaster law: Barriers and OpportunitiesRosemary Lyster and Maxine BurkettPART II PUBLIC LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS6. Governance Principles and Climate Disasters: Constitutional and Administrative Law IssuesDaniel A. Farber7. Disaster Law and OrderLisa Grow Sun8. Occupational Health and Safety LawSidney Shapiro and Katherine TracyPART III ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS9. Adaptive LawCraig Anthony (Tony) Arnold10. Planning for Climate Change DisasterRobert R. M. Verchick11. Building and Construction LawTeresa Parejo-Navajas and Michael B. Gerrard12. The Uneasy Case for Disaster Buyouts Susan S. Kuo13. Water Law and Climate DisastersRobin Kundis Craig14. Protecting the Power Grid from Climate DisastersRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. Verchick15. The Law of the Polar BearJohn Copeland Nagle16. Agriculture, Climate disasters, and the LawJonathan VerschuurenPART IV PRIVATE LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS17. Tort Law and Normative RuptureR. Henry Weaver and Douglas A. Kysar18. Climate Change and Property Law John D. Echeverria19. Private Law and Climate Disasters: Insurance LawMichael Faure and Qihao He20. Climate Change and Fiduciary Investors: Weathering a Disaster ScenarioM. Scott DonaldIndex

Edited by Rosemary Lyster, Professor of Climate and Environmental Law, The University of Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney, Australia and Robert R.M. Verchick, Gauthier-St. Martin Chair in Environmental Law, Loyola University New Orleans, Senior Fellow in Disaster Resilience Leadership, Tulane University, US

'As the global community struggles to reduce emissions to avoid the worst impacts of human induced climate change, climate disaster law is emerging as a new area of climate law that demands the attention of academics, policymakers and practicing lawyers alike. This book offers critical insights on the key climate issues we will have to contend with in years to come; the scale of which will largely depend on our collective effort to mitigate those issues today!'--Meinhard Doelle, Dalhousie University, Canada

• Contents:Introduction to the Research Handbook on Climate Disaster LawRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. VerchickPART I INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS1. Wishful Thinking? The Governance of Climate Change-Related Disasters in the AnthropoceneTim Stephens2. The Principle of Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities In the International Climate Change RegimeLavanya Rajamani3. The Evolving Nature of Sovereignty in the Context of Climate ChangeChristine Bakker4. International Environmental Law and Climate DisastersJacqueline Peel5. Climate-induced displacement and climate disaster law: Barriers and OpportunitiesRosemary Lyster and Maxine BurkettPART II PUBLIC LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS6. Governance Principles and Climate Disasters: Constitutional and Administrative Law IssuesDaniel A. Farber7. Disaster Law and OrderLisa Grow Sun8. Occupational Health and Safety LawSidney Shapiro and Katherine TracyPART III ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS9. Adaptive LawCraig Anthony (Tony) Arnold10. Planning for Climate Change DisasterRobert R. M. Verchick11. Building and Construction LawTeresa Parejo-Navajas and Michael B. Gerrard12. The Uneasy Case for Disaster Buyouts Susan S. Kuo13. Water Law and Climate DisastersRobin Kundis Craig14. Protecting the Power Grid from Climate DisastersRosemary Lyster and Robert R. M. Verchick15. The Law of the Polar BearJohn Copeland Nagle16. Agriculture, Climate disasters, and the LawJonathan VerschuurenPART IV PRIVATE LAW AND CLIMATE DISASTERS17. Tort Law and Normative RuptureR. Henry Weaver and Douglas A. Kysar18. Climate Change and Property Law John D. Echeverria19. Private Law and Climate Disasters: Insurance LawMichael Faure and Qihao He20. Climate Change and Fiduciary Investors: Weathering a Disaster ScenarioM. Scott DonaldIndex