Affiliation:
1. Symbiosis Law School, Symbiosis International University (Deemed), Pune, India
Abstract
This proposed book chapter explores novel legal strategies for holding polluters accountable for climate change contributions and protecting affected communities' quality of life. It highlights the limitations of traditional litigation and advocates for innovative approaches. The first section focuses on technological solutions like satellite imagery, remote sensing, and blockchain to gather evidence and enhance supply chain transparency. The second section examines successful collaborative legal initiatives addressing transboundary pollution and global climate injustices. The third section explores integrating climate science, economics, and law in litigation efforts, quantifying damages, and linking pollution to health impacts. The fourth section discusses future directions and challenges, including accountability for future generations. The chapter concludes by emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and legal reforms for climate justice and a better future.
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