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UN Court's Landmark Judgement On Climate Change Threat

In landmark opinion, World Court says countries must address climate change threat

The United Nations' highest court on Wednesday said countries must address the "urgent and existential threat" of climate change by cooperating to curb emissions, as it delivered an opinion set to determine future environmental litigation.

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Top U.N. Court Says Countries Must Act on Climate Change

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Countries Have Legal Duty to Tackle Climate Change Says ICJ

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Top UN court poised to mark the future course of climate litigation

The United Nations' highest court will deliver an opinion on Wednesday that is likely to determine the course of future climate action across the world.

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World Court says climate change is an 'existential threat'

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From dying reefs to flooded graves, Vanuatu is leading a global climate case

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World Court to issue landmark opinion on states’ climate obligations

“The advisory opinion is probably the most consequential in the history of the court because it clarifies international law obligations to avoid catastrophic harm that would imperil the survival of h...

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International law includes climate-change obligations, UN court says

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The UN’s top court delivers landmark decision on tackling climate change

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World’s top court says major polluters may need to pay reparations for climate harm

It marks the first time the International Court of Justice, the UN’s top court based in the Hague, has considered the climate crisis.

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EPA poised to scrap landmark finding that will limit its battle against climate change

Under Zeldin, the EPA announced it would shutter its Office of Research and Development, which provides expertise for environmental policy and regulation, and analyzes the dangers of climate change and pollution. The agency is also expected to shed thousands of employees, including chemists, biologists, and toxicologists.

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UN's top court says failing to protect planet from climate change could violate international law

The United Nations’s top court announced Wednesday that if countries fail to take measures to protect the planet from climate change, they could be in violation of international law. The International Court of Justice delivered an advisory opinion in a landmark case about nations’ obligations to tackle climate change