Abstract
There is considerable research on the science of climate change. Climate change is also an important focus in the field of (international) environmental law. However, the challenge that the climate crisis represents for law is multifaceted and requires interdisciplinary research in a wide variety of legal disciplines. Climate law needs to expand beyond the realm of environmental lawyers.This paper proposes several areas where future research should be focused.
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