Climate change regulation is an interdisciplinary field of academic inquiry and policy analysis focused on the design, implementation, and evaluation of governance mechanisms aimed at mitigating anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions and fostering adaptation to climate change impacts. This concept investigates the effectiveness, efficiency, equity, and political dynamics of various regulatory instruments and policy frameworks across local, national, and international scales, drawing upon insights from law, economics, political science, and environmental studies to understand how societies govern climate risks and transitions.