Lululemon is accused by environmental group of using “misleading” sustainability claims despite growing emissions
Britain’s top court ruled that emissions from burning a fossil fuel – not just producing it – should be considered in decisions on new extraction projects
EU ministers have agreed they are free to support reforms to end protection for fossil fuels at a conference in November
The government wants to expand a road through the Aberdare National Park but conservationists argue it will harm the forest, wildlife and water supplies
European Court of Human Rights says Swiss government violated its citizens’ human rights by not doing enough to curb climate change
A new wave of climate litigation is targeting state institutions that are still providing public finance for fossil fuels, despite pledges to turn off the funding tap
Airlines are proving perfect targets for anti-greenwashing litigation, due to their dubious advertising claims
The case, to be heard in the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday, could change the way states are held accountable for climate harms
The Energy Charter Treaty, which Spain is trying to leave, protects investments in fossil fuels and in renewables
The Council of Europe will discuss the right to a healthy environment at a “historic” upcoming leaders summit in Reykjavik
Four environmental groups are taking the EU Commission to the European Court of Justice over some gas plant’s inclusion in its green taxonomy
The European Court of Human Rights has heard its first two lawsuits on climate change, brought against the governments of Switzerland and France.
The United Nations has ordered the International Court of Justice to advise states on their legal responsibilities on climate change, following a global initiative led by Vanuatu
The European court on Human Rights will rule on whether climate inaction breaches human rights and the case will have global implications
Pressure is building on South Korea’s constitutional court to make a key climate change judgment, as the government prepares to publish its first carbon neutrality plan
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China’s Supreme People’s Court issued the first judicial document to encourage and guide case handling on carbon emissions
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Over 100 nations have backed the Pacific Island’s attempt to make it easier for govenrments to be sued over climate failures
The Pacific island nation says 100 countries back its call for the International Court of Justice to advise on states’ climate obligations