Book on Earth in the Balance: Climate Policies & Global Justice

“Earth in the Balance: Climate Policies & Global Justice” explores the complex nexus of climate change, sustainability, and law, offering a critical examination of the global efforts to combat environmental degradation. The book delves into the legal frameworks, international treaties, and policy measures aimed at mitigating climate change while balancing the principles of equity and justice.  This thought-provoking work highlights the disparities between developed and developing nations in their responsibilities and capabilities to address climate issues. By examining landmark agreements like the Paris Accord and the Kyoto Protocol, it evaluates the strengths and shortcomings of existing policies. The book also sheds light on emerging challenges such as climate migration, green energy transitions, and corporate accountability, underscoring the urgent need for transformative legal reforms. Written with a focus on global justice, Earth in the Balance emphasizes the importance of inclusive policy-making that ensures marginalized communities and vulnerable nations are not left behind. Through case studies, legal analyses, and sustainable development models, it offers a roadmap for achieving environmental resilience in the face of a warming planet. This book is an indispensable resource for law students, policymakers, and anyone invested in building a sustainable future rooted in equity and justice.