Climate Change and Human Rights

Climate change is often described in terms of rising temperatures, melting ice, and extreme weather. But beneath those visible signs lies a quieter transformation—one that reshapes law, redraws borders, and tests the meaning of justice itself.
This book begins with a simple but unsettling idea: climate change is not only an environmental crisis, but a human rights crisis unfolding in real time. It determines who lives in safety and who does not, who has access to water and food, and who is f...