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Twenty-five Years Of Human Effort Have Failed Even To Slow Climate Change, Let Alone Reverse It. Climate Insurgency Lays Out A Strategy For Protecting The Earth’s Climate: A Global Nonviolent Constitutional Insurgency. This Short Book Starts With A Brief History Of Official Climate Protection Efforts “from Above” And Non-governmental Ones “from Below” That Explains Why Climate Protection Has Failed So Far. Then, It Proposes A Global Nonviolent Insurgency For Climate Protection To Overcome That Failure. Historian And Longtime Activist Jeremy Brecher Presents A Public Trust Doctrine That Can Legitimate Global Climate Insurgency In National And International Law. He Shows How To Make National Economies Climate-safe And Points The Way Toward Justly Distributing The Global Costs And Benefits Of Climate Protection. In Addition, He Lays Out A New Strategy To Make Governments And Economies Meet Their Obligations To Protect The Climate. Read Jeremy Brecher's Salon Interview About His New Book Here.
- Author
- Brecher, Jeremy
- Publisher
- Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
- Published
- 2015
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781612058238
- Subjects
- Political Science, Social Science, Science
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