Rethinking sustainability to meet the climate change challenge
By: by Jessica Owley and Keith Hirokawa, editors
Contributors: Environmental Law Institute
Publisher: Environmental Law Institute
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 283
ISBN-13: 9781585761739; 9781634598781
Copyright date: 2015
Subjects: International Environmental law; Sustainable development; Law and legislation; Environmental policy; Industrial management; Environmental aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / John C. Dernbach; title: Sustainability thinking for the climate change generation / Jessica Owley; title: Sustainability is the answer : now what was the question? / Rebecca M. Bratspies; title: Becoming landsick : rethinking sustainability in an age of continuous, visible, and irreversible change / Robin Kundis Craig; title: A framework for application : three concrete, scalable strategies to accelerate sustainability / Jonathan Rosenbloom; title: Sustainability, climate mitigation, and the economic dynamics of law / David M. Driesen; title: Cities on stilts : the myth of large-scale climate adaptation and the limits of sustainability / Patrick Parenteau; title: Transparency in support of sustainability / Katrina Fischer Kuh; title: Is that all there is? : the surprising value of unenforceable local climate action plans / Melissa Powers; title: Sustainable cities of tomorrow : a land use response to climate change / Stephen R. Miller; title: Sustainability and justice / Sarah Krakoff; title: Sustainable utopias and the climate change apocalypse / Michael Burger; title: Determining what equity means in the context of global climate change / Shannon M. Roesler; title: Saving sustainability / Keith H. Hirokawa.