Conversation in My Parlor About Climate Change and the Call to Thoughtful Service by Lawyers with Disabilities

Authors

Gary Norman Esq. LLM, Cleveland State University College of Law

Abstract

Pope John Paul II penned, "So much of our world seems to be in fragments, in disjointed pieces." Experts admonish that an irreparable threshold of 1.5°C for global temperatures is not a theoretical remonstrance but an imminent imperative. Is this true? This article will explore if climate change exists. I will thoughtfully respond to this question in the affirmative, exploring center-based solutions. Specifically, this article will urge that these great United States require a new generation of leaders who can embody the energy of a Brother President Theodore Roosevelt, who possesses the eloquence of President John Kennedy, and who, like President Reagan, can maintain and show a bullish "love" of the country. The law is one of many tools and this new generation of leaders, who will use those tools, must better reflect the diversity of modern America. Specifically, I urge inclusion by lawyers with disabilities in leading center-based solutions to climate change.

Recommended Citation

Gary Norman Esq. LLM, Conversation in My Parlor About Climate Change and the Call to Thoughtful Service by Lawyers with Disabilities, 38 J.L. & Health 329 (2025)
available at https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/jlh/vol38/iss3/5