Who is legally responsible for climate harms? The world’s top court will now decide

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Who is legally responsible for climate harms? The world’s top court will now decide

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Nature@rss.ponder.catEnglish · 4 months ago

The International Court of Justice will clarify states’ legal responsibility for impacts of climate change. Although non-binding, its opinion will matter for thousands of climate lawsuits.

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