How can the law be used to fight the climate crisis? In this landmark non-fiction graphic novel written by international law professors Olivier Corten, and Pierre Klein and illustrator Gérard Bédoret readers follow young climate activists as they navigate the legal system—intertwined with major historic climate litigation cases across Europe and the globe.

Featuring Benjamin Van Bunderen Robberechts as one of the real-world characters, Le climat en procès explores the human reality of civil disobedience, strategic litigation, and the crucial role judges play when citizens take states and corporations to court.

Published by Futuropolis (160 pages, €24), in french.

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