Legal Research

Climate change bibliographies

By Pamela

Librarians love bibliographies, but others can find them useful as well.  If you are doing research, a good bibliography on your topic can save lots of time by identifying sources that should be consulted.  Often, there will be sources listed that you would not have found on your own or would not have considered using.  Several good bibliographies on climate change were highlighted in a recent RIPS blog post.

Lang, Isa, Wrestling With An Elephant: A Selected Bibliography and Resource Guide on Global Climate Change, 100 Law Lib. J. 675 (2008).  This bibliography covers books, articles, websites, major legislation, and agency activity on climate change, with a state by state analysis of responses to climate change.

Columbia Law School?s Legal Bibliography on Climate Change: http://www.law.columbia.edu/centers/climatechange/resources/bibliography.  This recently updated bibliography covers scholarly articles in many areas of the law.

GlobaLex Climate Change Bibliography: http://www.nyulawglobal.org/Globalex/Climate_Change_Bibliography.htm.  This bibliography covers articles in six different areas: Economics, International/Comparative, Jurisdictional issues, Law/Policy, Popular press, and Science.

[PRM]

Full post as published by Cocky Law Blawg on March 11, 2010 (boomark / email).