From BulletinAtomic: Since carbon released from the ground into the climate stays there for millennia, enormous numbers of people will be paying the price for a very, very long time.
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This diffuseness—as well as the fact that the climate system responds slowly, so the worst consequences remain in the future—makes our legal system poorly equipped to handle the climate problem. Thein global warming makes it hard to prosecute in court at the same time that it makes it so enormously grave.
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