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ICJ Climate Opinion Prompts Global Litigation and Policy Reform

Climate-vulnerable nations are preparing lawsuits to enforce the court’s newly affirmed duties on emissions, adaptation, reparations.

ICJ Advisory Opinion Drives Uptick in Global Climate Litigation

Belém Faces Accommodation Shortages and Deadline Delays Four Months Before COP30

ICJ Rules States Have Legal Duty to Prevent Climate Change Harm

International Court of Justice Rules Climate Inaction Could Violate Law

UN’s Top Court Defines States’ Climate Obligations

ICJ Issues Landmark Opinion Defining Climate Duties for Nations

Inter-American Court Declares Right to Stable Climate, Sets New State Duties

Belem’s COP30 Accommodation Crisis Threatens Delegate Participation

Bonn Talks Fall Short on Climate Finance and Emissions Targets

Prince William Champions Indigenous-Led Conservation Ahead of Brazil Climate Summit

Carbon Budget for 1.5°C Will Be Exhausted by Early 2028, Scientists Warn

Scientists Warn 1.5°C Paris Target Will Be Surpassed as Emissions and Sea Levels Surge

G7 Adopts Kananaskis Wildfire Charter Without Climate Change Reference

Amazon Rainforest Rain Patterns Intensify Over 40 Years, Study Shows

May Records Second-Warmest Global Temperatures as Arctic Heatwave Intensifies Ice Melt

EU to Propose 90% 2040 Emissions Cut with Carbon Credit Flexibility

India unveils draft climate finance taxonomy and prepares first adaptation plan

German Court Rejects Peruvian Farmer’s Claim but Affirms Major Emitters’ Liability

WMO Forecasts 70% Chance of Global Warming Exceeding 1.5°C by 2029