Climate Litigation and Vulnerabilities

Introduction: Linking Global South Vulnerability, Intersectionality, and Climate Litigation, Melanie Jean Murcott, Maria Antonia Tigre, Susan Ann Samuel; Part I: Exposing the Limits of Litigation as a Mechanism for Intersectional Climate Justice; 1. Facing Coloniality within Legal Systems: Indigenous Peoples in Latin American Climate Litigation, Elisa Fiorini Beckhauser and Valeriana Augusta Broetto; 2. Reframing Climate Change Litigation in the Global South: A Study of Wind Energy Projects and Extractivism in India, Ayan Garg and Nitai Vishal Hinduja; 3. Addressing Health Crises through Courts? Understanding Inequality in Latin America's Climate Litigation, Thalia Viveros Uehara; 4. The Inclusion of Women and Girls in Climate Adaptation Policy in India: Opportunities and Challenges for Future Litigation, Moushita Dutta and Katherine Lofts; Part 2 - Innovative Litigation in Pursuit of Intersectional Climate Justice 5. Elevating Women's Voices in Transnational Climate Litigation: The Case of Asmania et al. v Holcim, Nina Burri and Laura Duarte Reyes; 6. Forum Shopping in Climate Litigation? Three Cases Involving the Torres Strait Islands, James Barrett; 7. The Need for Child-Led Climate Litigation in Bangladesh: Lessons from India and Pakistan, Preetkiran Kaur, Sathiabama S. and Vedavalli S.; 8. A Human Rights Approach to Environmental Protection (HRAEP) as a Tool for Fostering Climate-Resilience for the Nigerian Woman, Muhammed Tawfiq Ladan and Nkiruka Chidia Maduekwe; 9. A Litigation Strategy for Vulnerable Communities Pursuing Climate Litigation: The Indian Iteration of the Precautionary Principle and the Reversal of the Burden of Proof, Kanika Jamwal; 10. Conclusion: Key Lessons and A Future Research Agenda for Climate Litigation and Vulnerabilities, Maria Antonia Tigre, Melanie Jean Murcott, and Susan Ann Samuel.