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Litigating the Climate Emergency Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 November 2022
10.1Numbers of cases against the Carbon Majors, January 2005–December 2020
12.1Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel use, cement production, and flaring, 1890
12.2The arc of CAI’s work from attributing emissions to carbon producers, modeling their impact on the global climate, and contributing to efforts to hold companies accountable for climate damages
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