This is a unique class as we are truly studying law-in-the-making. Climate change has become a core challenge that will continue to influence law and policy for years to come. Continued development of renewable energy and energy efficiency--or "clean energy"--will remain important to reduce climate change’s impacts as well as for economic and energy security reasons. Both clean energy law and climate change law raise classic issues of distributional justice, law and science, risk, uncertainty and precaution, litigation strategy, regulatory and technology policy, and international relations. This seminar will provide an overview of the emerging law and policy on climate change and clean energy. Students will leave this course with an understanding of the sources and impacts of climate change, the key state, national, and international policies, and the role of law in helping or hindering our responses to a changing climate.