How climate change battles are increasingly being fought, and won, in court
Around the world courts are stepping in when politicians fail to act, with South Africa's government the latest to lose a groundbreaking climate lawsuit with judges ruling against its plans for a new coal-fired power station
The South African government has lost the country's first climate change lawsuit after the hight court ruled against its plans for a coal-fired power station, the latest in a rising tide of international...
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