02070nam a2200337Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030035002100071040001000092050002200102100002800124245015600152246006300308260008900371300006700460500008500527504005300612530005200665520057400717650004801291650005601339650003201395650002401427650003301451650003901484650004801523700002401571710003801595856009901633292973OCoLC20160527202717.0090413s2009    vtu      b    000 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)318360501  aPUCPR 4aK 3593b.W47 20091 aWeston, Burns H.2Local10aRecalibrating the law of humans with the laws of naturebclimate change, human rights and intergenerational justicecby Burns H. Weston and Tracy Bach.3 aClimate change, human rights and intergenerational justice  a[South Royalton, VT]bVermont Law Schoola[Iowa City, IA]bUniversity of Iowac2009.  axi, 108 (i.e. 95) p.c26 cm.e1 CD-ROM (sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.)  a"Climate Legacy Initiative Vermont Law School & The University of Iowa."--Cover.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 92-108).  aAlso available via the Internet in .pdf format.  a"This CLI policy paper argues that we will not be able to recalibrate the law of humans with the laws of nature unless we explicitly recognize the accountability of one generation to the next. Carbon buildup in our atmosphere occurs over generations and so requires new legal principles that recognize this intergenerational connection among human socieities. We must develop new legal principles to articulate the rights and corresponding duties that underpin intergenerational equity, and develop new ways to use law to translate ethical norms into practice."--P. 14. 0aGlobal warmingxLaw and legislation.2Local 0aClimatic changesxMoral and ethical aspects.2Local 0aEnvironmental ethics2Local 0aHuman rights2Local 0aEnvironmental justice2Local 0aIntergenerational relations2Local 0aClimatic changesxGovernment policy.2Local1 aBach, Tracy.2Local2 aClimate Legacy Initiative.2Local  uhttp://www.vermontlaw.edu/Documents/012108-cliPolicyPaper.pdfzAccess the online (pdf) version