Thomson’s Climate Change Crisis by Veena Roshan Jose, Shivender Rahul, Sanya Agrawal – Edition 2025.

As global temperatures soar and the frequency of extreme weather events accelerates, humanity faces an existential threat. Published by Thomson Reuters, Climate Change Crisis (2025 Edition) is a definitive and urgent academic work that equips readers to comprehend the intricate problems born of climate change—from displaced communities to global supply chain risks. It underscores a central message of hope and agency: humanity retains the power to navigate this turbulent century with purpose, solidarity, and justice.

Key Themes & Academic Coverage

• A Multidisciplinary Approach: The book moves beyond traditional environmental law, analyzing the accelerating climate crisis through interconnected legal, social, economic, governance, and technological frameworks.

• Collaborative Global Measures: Offers actionable roadmaps transitioning toward clean energy systems, natural climate solutions, and cutting-edge carbon removal innovations.

• Infrastructure & Supply Chains: Addresses the physical realities of climate change, emphasizing the urgent need for climate-resilient infrastructure and the mitigation of global supply chain risks.

• Justice & Human Rights: Showcases visions grounded in compassion, focusing on the legal and ethical rights of displaced communities and the fundamental transition toward equitable, sustainable prosperity.

Who Should Read This Book?

• Law Students & Academicians: An essential text for those specializing in Environmental Law, Human Rights Law, and Constitutional Law.

• Policymakers & Governance Experts: Professionals tasked with drafting, analyzing, or implementing climate action policies and sustainability regulations.

• Environmental Activists & NGOs: Advocates seeking a rigorous, academically backed foundation for climate justice and climate action initiatives.

About the Authors

• Dr. Veena Roshan Jose: An Assistant Professor at Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Nagpur, where she heads the Centre for Environmental Law. With over 14 years of teaching experience and specializations in Human Rights and Environmental Law, she is a leading voice in climate action and climate justice.

• Dr. Shivender Rahul: An Assistant Professor of English at MNLU, Nagpur. His multifaceted scholarship examines the complex intersections between law, literature, climate change, human rights, and ethics, significantly contributing to public awareness on environmental issues.

• Sanya Agrawal: An Assistant Professor of Law at MNLU, Nagpur, with an LL.M. in Criminal and Security Law. She is a dedicated researcher and academician with a keen interest in Constitutional Law and Civil Procedure, bringing rigorous legal analysis to the study of climate policy.

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