LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
Climate Change Laws of the World
Diploma · Taught in en
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The Climate Change Laws of the World database provides a global overview of national-level climate change legislation and policies. It covers laws and policies related to climate change, as well as those that promote low-carbon transitions in sectors such as energy, transport, land use, and climate resilience. The Climate Change Litigation of the World database complements this by featuring climate litigation cases from various countries. These cases address legal or factual issues concerning climate science, mitigation, and adaptation efforts before official bodies. The project is a collaboration between the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Climate Change Laws of the World programme?
- It is a diploma-level program offering access to two extensive databases: Climate Change Laws of the World and Climate Change Litigation of the World. These databases provide a global overview of national-level climate change legislation, policies, and related litigation cases.
- Are there any tuition fees for accessing these databases?
- No, there are no associated tuition fees for either home or international users. This is a database resource and does not have tuition costs.
- How do I apply to use the Climate Change Laws of the World databases?
- There is no formal application process. The databases are publicly accessible research resources, and you can access them directly through the Grantham Research Institute website.
- What are the career outcomes or uses for this programme?
- The databases are valuable resources for researchers, policymakers, legal professionals, and students interested in climate change law and policy. They can be used for research and to inform policy development.
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Tuition (international)This is a database resource and does not have associated tuition fees.
Tuition (home)This is a database resource and does not have associated tuition fees.
LivingThis is a database resource and does not have associated living costs.
Access to the databases is provided as a research resource.
How to apply
1. Access the DatabasesVisit the Grantham Research Institute website to access the 'Climate Change Laws of the World' or 'Climate Change Litigation of the World' databases.
2. Search for InformationUtilize the search functionalities within each database to find relevant legislation, policies, or litigation cases based on your criteria.
3. Use and Reference DataThe authors encourage the use of the data. You are welcome to download, save, or distribute the results. Please reference the source as provided on the website.
4. Contribute InformationIf you identify any missed entries or have suggestions, you can contact the project team via email at gri.cgl@lse.ac.uk.
Accreditation
The Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment is part of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
Frequently asked questions
What is the Climate Change Laws of the World programme?
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It is a diploma-level program offering access to two extensive databases: Climate Change Laws of the World and Climate Change Litigation of the World. These databases provide a global overview of national-level climate change legislation, policies, and related litigation cases.
Are there any tuition fees for accessing these databases?
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No, there are no associated tuition fees for either home or international users. This is a database resource and does not have tuition costs.
How do I apply to use the Climate Change Laws of the World databases?
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There is no formal application process. The databases are publicly accessible research resources, and you can access them directly through the Grantham Research Institute website.
What are the career outcomes or uses for this programme?
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The databases are valuable resources for researchers, policymakers, legal professionals, and students interested in climate change law and policy. They can be used for research and to inform policy development.