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Environmental and community groups in Louisiana are elated after what they see as two back-to-back wins in their fight to protect fenceline communities from additional petrochemical industry pollut...
The Federal Court of Canada has decided to dismiss a climate lawsuit based on constitutional rights and brought by 15 young Canadians against the federal government. The decision, issued October 27...
Campaigners are calling on the Kenyan government to protect the country from an influx of plastic pollution as a consequence of a new free trade agreement with the US. An online petition, organise...
Earlier this year a pair of judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decided to dismiss the groundbreaking American youth climate change lawsuit Juliana v. United States. But the case is not ye...
By Karen Savage, The Climate Docket. Originally published on The Climate Docket. Amid a summer rife with climate-related disasters, the liability lawsuits came like an advancing flood, first Minne...
On Wednesday, September 23, several members of Congress introduced a resolutionย in both houses thatย supportsย the principles and demands of the 21 youth suing the U.S. government in the landmark con...
As rampant wildfires worsened by climate change continuedย to batter the western U.S. this week, a Washington state appeals courtย examined the question of whether young people should be allowed to s...
A top banking prize awarded to โ€œthe worldโ€™s worst financier of climate chaosโ€ has prompted major backlash fromย campaigners. More than 20 international environmental groups are demanding a retracti...
This week, a group of eight Australian teens hasย brought a groundbreaking new climate change lawsuit against Australiaโ€™s Federal Minister for the Environment in an effort to stop a proposed coal mi...
The UKโ€™s first ever Climate Assembly has called for an end to cross-party fighting as it presented its vision for a โ€œnet zeroโ€ future in a newย report. More than 100 participants from a cross-secti...

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Environmental and community groups in Louisiana are elated after what they see as two back-to-back wins in their fight to protect fenceline communities from additional petrochemical industry pollut...
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The Federal Court of Canada has decided to dismiss a climate lawsuit based on constitutional rights and brought by 15 young Canadians against the federal government. The decision, issued October 27...
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Campaigners are calling on the Kenyan government to protect the country from an influx of plastic pollution as a consequence of a new free trade agreement with the US. An online petition, organise...
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Earlier this year a pair of judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decided to dismiss the groundbreaking American youth climate change lawsuit Juliana v. United States. But the case is not ye...
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By Karen Savage, The Climate Docket. Originally published on The Climate Docket. Amid a summer rife with climate-related disasters, the liability lawsuits came like an advancing flood, first Minne...
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On Wednesday, September 23, several members of Congress introduced a resolutionย in both houses thatย supportsย the principles and demands of the 21 youth suing the U.S. government in the landmark con...
on

As rampant wildfires worsened by climate change continuedย to batter the western U.S. this week, a Washington state appeals courtย examined the question of whether young people should be allowed to s...
on

A top banking prize awarded to โ€œthe worldโ€™s worst financier of climate chaosโ€ has prompted major backlash fromย campaigners. More than 20 international environmental groups are demanding a retracti...
on

This week, a group of eight Australian teens hasย brought a groundbreaking new climate change lawsuit against Australiaโ€™s Federal Minister for the Environment in an effort to stop a proposed coal mi...
on

The UKโ€™s first ever Climate Assembly has called for an end to cross-party fighting as it presented its vision for a โ€œnet zeroโ€ future in a newย report. More than 100 participants from a cross-secti...