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International Court of Justice says countries failing to tackle climate change risk breaking international law
The world’s highest court has declared states have a legal obligation to tackle climate change and that failing to do so is a “wrongful act” that could open the door to reparations.
The landmark advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is seen as a possible turning point in…
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