The phrase "change law" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing the need to alter or modify existing laws. Example: "In order to address the rising crime rates, the government is considering the need to change certain laws related to gun control."
"This has therefore had an impact on the teaching of climate change law in its universities".
The attorney general and bureau director strongly support the change, law enforcement officials said.
The coalition pushing for climate change law in Congress called itself Clean Energy Works.
A climate change law could also help companies that produce renewable fuels or environmentally friendly technologies, like wind turbines.
The EPA action had been seen as a backstop should Congress fail to pass climate change law.
Students of climate change law are facing a steep learning curve as they familiarize themselves with climate science.
Senate leaders now say they do not expect to take up climate change law until February next year.
The Basque regional parliament in Spain boasted this week that 200,000 people had accessed its Facebook page to seek information about a proposed climate change law.
And activists acknowledge that persistent mistrust goes beyond immediate conflicts, such as the split over California's climate-change law, but can make them more difficult to resolve.
Besides cap-and-trade, its climate-change law calls for lower exhaust-pipe emissions from vehicles and cleaner appliances, and requires the state's utilities to use renewable energy for one-third of the state's electricity by 2020.
In 2010 he helped see off an electoral challenge to its main climate-change law; two years later he bankrolled a successful campaign to close a corporate-tax loophole, with half the proceeds earmarked for energy-efficiency schemes in schools.
