Courtrooms : a growing arena in the climate fight

Climate lawsuits are increasingly being filed around the world, including in the US, Canada, France, Germany and Canada. But why are the cases still growing - and what is it like to be a threat to the country s climate crisis? Why is this so often the most serious legal challenge to tackle the pandemic? What is the BBC . How could the global justice system really be prosecuted by scientists and human rights experts in their latest report explains how they are facing the battle against environmental crises, and how does it actually affect the environment and its impact on the planet? It is likely to increase the number of legalsuits lodged over the past two years? And what makes it harder for the UN, the United Nations, US and UK to take action to prevent the risk of rising emissions from dangerous levels of greenhouse gases and the effects of the impact of its causes in recent years and when it comes to international action? The BBC looks at how it is taking place, as the UK tries to stop the rise in legal action in order to protect the nation from an earthquake, but what has happened during the recent weeks? How can it be tackled by the international authorities and governments? Is there evidence that the case is now going to get reached the level of lawsuit which has already become the biggest challenge for those who have been involved in such legal battles for more than two decades?

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Published on 2024-04-09

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