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Landmark International Court Case Addresses Climate Change Obligations

The ICJ hears from island nations about climate change responsibilities addressing rising sea levels and environmental damages.

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The International Court of Justice begins a significant two-week hearing on climate change obligations. Island nations, including Vanuatu, seek accountability from major polluters amid rising sea levels threatening their survival. The non-binding hearings involve nearly 100 nations and could set a precedent for future climate litigation, despite the agreement from rich countries falling short of what experts deem necessary for vulnerable nations.

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