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Trump Administration’s Climate Denial Proposal Contradicts Science, Law, and Public Opinion
The world’s highest court recently affirmed that climate action is a legal duty and that governments must regulate GHG emissions.
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Dana Drugmand
Will Countries Finally Agree to an Effective Treaty to Tackle Plastic Pollution?
Swarms of petrochemical industry lobbyists, and some major oil producing nations, refuse to accept limits on plastic production.
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Dana Drugmand
US EPA Embraces Climate Denial with Proposal to Revoke Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding
The move comes just weeks after catastrophic flooding – intensified by climate change – killed more than 130 people in Texas.
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Boosting Fossil Fuels May Violate International Law, World’s Top Court Rules
The International Court of Justice said countries supporting fossil fuel subsidies, exploration licenses, production and consumption could be committing…
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Dana Drugmand
Is the Australian Government Delivering on Climate Action?
Weeks after approving a major gas project extension, the government prevails in a court case brought by Torres Strait Islanders seeking climate justice.
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Dana Drugmand
A Human Rights Court Just Declared the Right to a Healthy Climate
While the Inter-American Court on Human Rights calls for urgent climate action, Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ further unwinds climate progress, violates…
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Dana Drugmand
After 30 Years of Negotiations, Have the UN Climate Talks Been a Failure?
Climate campaigners are calling for urgent reforms, including ending polluter influence and amplifying women’s voices.
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Dispatches on climate action and accountability during this decisive decade.

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