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New Zealand Just Made It Illegal to Sue Polluters for Climate Harm
The right-wing coalition government has passed legislation that bans climate tort litigation and shuts down a case that was set to go to trial next…
 • Dana Drugmand
The U.S. Supreme Court is Set to Hear a Landmark Climate Change Case Against Big Oil
The ruling could impact dozens of climate deception lawsuits that are pending against oil companies.
 • Dana Drugmand
Trump Justice Department’s Environment Division Rebrands Itself as the “Energy” Division
The move signals that the DOJ is prioritizing an agenda of “unleashing” fossil fuels over protecting public health and the environment.
 • Dana Drugmand
Fossil Fueled Climate Crisis is Driving Mass Coral Bleaching
Widespread bleaching of coral reefs would not have occurred absent human-caused warming, and Big Oil knew about the risks to coral reefs in the 1980s…
 • Dana Drugmand
As Smoke, Heat Waves and Floods Hit the U.S., the Battle Over Climate Accountability Intensifies
A new National Academies’ climate report could help bolster lawsuits against Big Oil. But Republicans in Congress want to shut these suits down.
 • Dana Drugmand
Australia Hit with UN Human Rights Complaint Over Ongoing Support for Coal and Gas Exports
Ten Australians argue the government is violating international human rights law. Meanwhile, the US government is facing a similar complaint from youth…
 • Dana Drugmand
Climate Crisis “Unequivocally to Blame” for Unprecedented European Heat Wave. Will Oil Majors Be Held Liable?
“It's time to turn the heat on the fossil fuel giants that caused this heatwave,” said one climate campaigner.
 • Dana Drugmand
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