#environmental-law

#environmental-law

The Juliana v. United States lawsuit concluded without trial, yet sparked a broader youth-led climate movement and highlighted ongoing constitutional debates regarding climate rights.

The Dutch appeals court overturned a landmark ruling requiring Shell to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030, emphasizing government responsibility over corporate accountability.

Republican lawmakers in Montana are pushing bills to weaken environmental protections following a court ruling in favor of youth climate plaintiffs.

Mid-20th century scientists understood the dangers of fossil fuel emissions much better than generally recognized, revealing insights into congressional actions and legal implications.

The court ruled that consent for new Scottish oil and gas fields was unlawfully granted, requiring fresh approval.

Climate campaigners in the Netherlands plan to sue Shell to stop new oil and gas projects to combat rising carbon emissions.

A Supreme Court decision may weaken the environmental review requirements under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

The California Coastal Commission is facing unprecedented challenges from Sable Offshore Corp. regarding oil production off the Gaviota Coast.

The Wilderness Act of 1964 marked significant conservation efforts but allowed mining claims to persist, creating conflicts between preservation and exploitation.

Two Belgian teens arrested in Kenya for attempting to smuggle 5,000 ants, highlighting a new trend in wildlife trafficking.

Campaigners achieved a victory in enforcing new legislation for the protection of national parks and landscapes in England.

Chevron has been ordered to pay $744.6 million for its environmental damage to Louisiana's coastal wetlands, a landmark verdict against oil companies.

Chevron has been ordered to pay over $744 million for damaging Louisiana's coastal wetlands, crucial for hurricane protection.

A court ruling against Greenpeace may encourage oil and gas companies to legally challenge environmental protests further.

The verdict against Greenpeace is viewed as a major threat to free speech and protest rights.