Current Issue: 2008, Volume 85, Issue 4

Contents

• Editors' Note

Articles

• The State Attorney General's Role in Global Climate Change, John W. Suthers
• Everyone Complains About the Weather, but No One Ever Does Anything About It: Interjurisdictional Failure to Designate Responsible Parties for the Climate Crisis, Frederico Cheever
• A Cooperative Federalism Proposal for Cli-mate Change Legislation: The Value of State Autonomy in a Federal System, Alice Kaswan
• Global Response to Climate Change - From Stockholm to Copenhagen, Anita M. Halvorssen
• American Indians, Climate Change, and Ethics for a Warming World, Sarah Krakoff
• Climate Litigation: Ethical Implications and Societal Impacts, Marilyn Averill
• Climate Change, Separation of Powers and Constitutional Consignment: Why the Political Question Doctrine Should Not Apply to Climate Cases, James R. May
• Reducing Greenhouse Gases Through Carbon Market, Gary Bryner
• Carbon Markets in Context: Into Which Component of Holdren's Equation Do They Fit?, Robert Hardaway
• The European Union's Multinational Carbon Trading Program, Ved P. Nanda

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