The large and growing volume of litigation in the U.S. courts about climate change has received an avalanche of analysis in the professional and academic literatures. In contrast, climate litigation outside the United States is little known on these shores and has gotten far less attention.
For the first time, this non-U.S. climate litigation has now been compiled and analyzed. Some of the findings:
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