Climate Litigation

Felicity Millner · Kirsty Ruddock

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There is increasing global recognition that climate change is in part a human-induced phenomenon; we have also seen an increase in climate litigation emerge as a means to redress the human induced aspects of climate change. Environmentalists have taken to the courts as a means of addressing the various issues associated with climate change, and have also been criminally prosecuted for their protest action against the causes of climate change.

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