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How climate change may hurt our Constitution

Our constitutional system is not separate from our national ecosystem. In the wake of increased litigation pertaining to climate change, it is incumbent upon legal officers, including judges, to consider how “old laws”, such as the Constitution, can and should address “new problems”, like the impacts of global warming.
August 12, 2022 By Robyn Tongol
How climate change may hurt our Constitution
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