By Anders Lorenzen One of the highest courts in the UK has dealt the government an embarrassing blow to its climate strategy. In a case brought by organisations Friends of the Earth, […]
Norwegian fossil fuel projects denied on climate grounds
Environmentalists rejoice as Norwegian court invalidates approval for three offshore oil and gas fields, citing inadequate environmental impact assessment. Ruling may set precedent for future cases. Government may appeal. Production continues until 2024.
Landmark Dutch case orders Shell to do more to tackle climate change
Dutch court delivers landmark ruling against Anglo-Dutch energy giant.
New York launches an unprecedented lawsuit against oil major Exxon Mobil
One of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies have been hit with an unprecedented lawsuit.
Shell faces lawsuit for failing to act on climate change
Friends of the Earth International wants Shell to take responsibility for climate damage.
Opinion: Let’s take nature to court
Inaction on environmental issues may call for lawsuits and granting legal rights to nature. Communities, citizens, activists, all have a role to play in bringing about environmental justice.
Unprecedented legal challenge mounted against the Norwegian government – video
Green groups, indigenous people and scientists launch a legal challenge against the Norwegian government for handing out oil drilling licenses in the Arctic.