The court said all states have a legal obligation to prevent harms caused by climate change. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Summary: By Aria Deemie, climate change reporter with New Narratives In a historic ruling, the United Nations’ highest court ...

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The ICJ ruling is blunt: the multilateral climate change and environmental agreements and treaties that countries–including ...

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To combat the shortfall, the government has repealed the former Labour government's 2018 ban on new offshore oil and gas ...

It's a major step forward. Small island nations win stunning legal victory amid worsening global crisis: 'Historic' first ...