Reports, news articles and commentaries on climate change litigation.

Case summaries of claims brought against companies over their impact on climate change.

Overview of the specific legal arguments used to hold companies accountable for climate harms.

In-depth analysis of climate change lawsuits and of the opportunities and challenges for bringing such litigation.

Summary of expert discussions organised by the Resource Centre and the University of Notre Dame Law School.

Resources on Climate Justice.

The Sabin Center develops legal techniques to fight climate change, its website contains various resources linked to it including publications, legal briefs and submissions and climate change litigation databases.

The Science Hub for Climate Litigation works to build greater capacity within the scientific community to conduct and communicate legally relevant research. Its website includes general science resources for climate litigation and UCS-led science.

Action4Justice provides a toolkit on how to bring a case to court relating to climate change which includes "how to" guides (manuals, toolkits), templates and examples, legal references, legal research sources and legal citations.

Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) Climate Litigation Strategies provides an overview of legal strategies to advance climate justice, focusing on legal arguments that can be supported by judgments from around the world.

The Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment covers research on the specific roles of legislation, litigation, sub-national government and the private sector in governance, including a "Climate Change Laws of the World database".

The Law and Climate Change Toolkit is a global resource to help countries develop legal frameworks for the effective implementation of the Paris Agreement and their nationally determined contributions.