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Climate Change Lawsuits Are Exploding Globally , but Court Wins Are Few

The case against Royal Dutch Shell has been successfully brought in a landmark court case. But what does it mean for the world’s biggest oil companies? The BBC's Chris Stokel-Walker looks at how the process is taking.

Source: insurancejournal.com
Published on 2022-06-02

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