This landmark EU case shifts climate litigation from abstract emissions targets to the state's duty to protect citizens from tangible climate impacts like floods and heatwaves. By focusing on real human suffering, it makes the urgency of climate action undeniable. Furthermore, the case highlights the disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations.

Niger Delta communities are fighting for justice against fossil fuel giants like ExxonMobil and Shell.

A group of 16 Japanese youth, aged 15 to 29, have filed a groundbreaking climate lawsuit against 10 major energy companies.

China shifts focus to restorative justice for environmental crimes, aiming to heal ecosystems while expanding public interest litigation.

The WCC petitioned the ICC to classify the spread of misinformation by fossil fuel companies as a crime against humanity.

Six NGOs launch legal challenge against the EU's 10-year re-approval of glyphosate.

Eight Bonaire islanders are suing the Netherlands, accusing it of climate discrimination and a failure to protect from climate change.

The Climate Judiciary Project educates U.S. judges on climate change, collaborating with experts to create an unbiased curriculum.

Referred to as an ‘intimidation lawsuit’ by Greenpeace, Shell has filed one of the biggest ever legal cases against the environmental...

The groundbreaking lawsuit against PepsiCo highlights the urgent intersection of environmental responsibility and legal action.

Adopted in 2015, the Paris Agreement, a legally binding international treaty, provides a comprehensive framework for global climate action.