Loss and Damage from Climate Change

Chapter 1 Science for Loss and Damage. Findings and Propositions

Chapter 2 The Ethical Challenges in the Context of Climate Loss and Damage

Chapter 3 Observed and Projected Impacts from Extreme Weather Events: Implications for Loss and Damage

Chapter 4 The Risk and Policy Space for Loss and Damage: Integrating Notions of Distributive and Compensatory Justice with Comprehensive Climate Risk Management

Chapter 5 Attribution: How Is It Relevant for Loss and Damage Policy and Practice?

Chapter 6 The Politics of (and Behind) the UNFCCC’s Loss and Damage Mechanism

Chapter 7 Legal Responses to Climate Change Induced Loss and Damage

Chapter 8 Non-economic Loss and Damage and the Warsaw International Mechanism

Chapter 9 The Impacts of Climate Change on Ecosystem Services and Resulting Losses and Damages to People and Society

Chapter 10 Displacement and Resettlement: Understanding the Role of Climate Change in Contemporary Migration

Chapter 11 The Role of the Physical Sciences in Loss and Damage Decision-Making

Chapter 12 Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Adaptation

Chapter 13 Exploring and Managing Adaptation Frontiers with Climate Risk Insurance

Chapter 15 Understanding Loss and Damage in Pacific Small Island Developing States

Chapter 16 Climate Migration and Cultural Preservation: The Case of the Marshallese Diaspora

Chapter 17 Supporting Climate Risk Management at Scale. Insights from the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance Partnership Model Applied in Peru & Nepal

Chapter 18 Loss and Damage in the Rapidly Changing Arctic

Chapter 19 Towards Establishing a National Mechanism to Address Losses and Damages: A Case Study from Bangladesh

Chapter 20 The Case of Huaraz: First Climate Lawsuit on Loss and Damage Against an Energy Company Before German Courts

Chapter 21 Insurance as a Response to Loss and Damage?

Chapter 22 Technology for Climate Justice: A Reporting Framework for Loss and Damage as Part of Key Global Agreements