The Law of Climate Change in Canada

The Law ofClimate Change in CanadaEditor: Dennis MahonyWith contributions from a team of leading lawyers and academics from across Canada and the USCanada’s premier work on climate change lawwww.canadalawbook.ca

Learn how international and domestic responses to climate change are dramatically affecting theCanadian legal landscape with Canada’s premier text on the subjectThe Law of Climate Change in Canada is the first and only resourceto provide an in-depth description and analysis of the complex andever expanding array of domestic and international laws and initiativesaddressing climate change in Canada. It is an essential resource forthose developing expertise in climate change law.Containing comprehensive coverage of provincial and federallegislation and policy developments from across Canada, this work alsodescribes in detail some of the many emerging climate change lawsub-disciplines, including:• carbon finance• litigation• real property• tax• securities and disclosureCo-authored by leading lawyers and academics fromacross North AmericaThe editor and one of the principal authors, Dennis Mahony, is widelyregarded as a leading expert in this complex and emerging new field.He has recruited an exceptional group of lawyers and academics fromacross Canada and the US to ensure unrivalled subject matter breadthand depth.Organized in distinct parts for easy referencePart I – General Overview – reviews international laws and agreementsand what they mean for Canada and assesses how the dictates of theConstitution may affect climate change initiativesPart II – Policy and Regulatory Framework – eight chapters set outthe current climate change laws, as well as future policy and legaldevelopments, in the provinces and federallyPart III – Emerging Disciplines – discusses some of the rapidlyemerging sub-disciplines in this exciting new field, includingcarbon financePart IV – Cross-Border Context – provides an overview of UnitedStates climate change related laws and policy developments andtheir implications for Canada, and covers developing North Americancap-and-trade programs such as the Western Climate InitiativeStay on top of the latest legal developments and manage emerging issuesTable of ContentsPart I – OverviewChapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 International FrameworkChapter 3 Domestic Implementation and the Canadian ConstitutionPart II – Policy and Regulatory FrameworkChapter 4 FederalChapter 5 British ColumbiaChapter 6 AlbertaChapter 7 SaskatchewanChapter 8 ManitobaChapter 9 OntarioChapter 10 QuebecChapter 11 Atlantic CanadaOrder your copy today!Part III – Emerging DisciplinesChapter 12 Carbon FinanceChapter 13 Project Structuring and DevelopmentChapter 14 Securities Law and DisclosureChapter 15 TaxationChapter 16 LitigationChapter 17 Property LawPart IV – Cross-Border ContextChapter 18 United States Regulatory FrameworkChapter 19 North American IntegrationLooseleaf & binder • March 2010 • $320 • Releases invoiced separately • P/C 0268030000 • ISSN 1920-695XEditor — Dennis MahonyIn addition to his responsibilities as Co-Chair of Torys’ interdisciplinary Climate Change and Emissions TradingPractice Group, Dennis Mahony is the head of Torys’ Environmental, Health and Safety Practice Group. He iscertified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a Specialist in Environmental Law, and he is the current Co-Chairof the International Outreach Task Force of the American Bar Association’s Section of Environment, Energy andResources (SEER), and the International Vice-Chair of the Carbon Trading and Energy Finance Committee of SEER.Mr. Mahony is also the Immediate Past Chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s National Environmental, Energyand Resources Law Section and former Co-editor-in-Chief of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review.He is a past recipient of the Lexpert award for Canada’s Top 40 Lawyers Under 40.Recognized as one of the leading practitioners in Canada, Mr. Mahony’s climate change and emissions trading practice involveshelping clients navigate through this evolving multi-faceted field, staying abreast of the numerous domestic and internationaldevelopments in the area, and leading project-specific teams.Co-authored by an unrivalled team of leading academics and practitionersCarole Chan, Valerie Chort, Tony Crossman, David Dell, Tyson Dyck, Meinhard Doelle, Marc Dunning, Patricia Farnese,Sean Foreman, Mike Gerrard, Jeff Gracer, Colin Graham, Shi-Ling Hsu, Charles Kazaz, Patricia Koval, John B. Laskin,Alastair Lucas, Q.C., Dennis Mahony, Roger Martella, Teresa Meadows, Michael Pickersgill, Mary J. Shariff, Eugene Smary,Alex Smith, John D. Stefaniuk, John Terry, James Thistle, Q.C. and John Tobin

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