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Commentaire : Les actions en justice au sujet du réchauffement climatique pourraient se multiplier contre les entreprises du secteur du pétrole, gaz, charbon et ciment
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USA: California lawsuits against 37 fossil fuel companies may change landscape of climate change litigation, say lawyers
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Exxon, Shell and other carbon producers sued for sea level rises in California
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USA: Alaska villagers likely to be forced to relocate due to climate change after failed legal claims against fossil fuel firms
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 10, Sep 2013
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Alaskan village takes global warming case to U.S. SC [Supreme Court]
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Should Polluting Nations Be Liable for Climate Damages?
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Alaskan village wants rehearing of Ninth Circuit's global warming decision
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Alaskan village loses appeal in global warming case against oil giants [USA]
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[PDF] Legal avenues for EJOs to claim environmental liability - EJOLT Report No. 4
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Virginia ruling aids Alaska climate suit [USA]
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Virginia Court Grants Rehearing of Global Warming Claims Case [USA]
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[video] Appeals court hears argument by village seeking damages from U.S. industry for global warming
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Va court sides with insurer in global warming case [USA]
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Rising Seas, Corporate Greed, and the Plight of an Alaskan Village
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Impact of Supreme Court's Greenhouse Gas Ruling Likely to Be Felt in Other Cases [USA]
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States' Emissions 'Nuisance' Argument Seems to Fall on Deaf Ears in Supreme Court [USA]
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High Court to Decide Whether Climate Change Cases Should Proceed [US]
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The People v. CO2 - The coming tide of international climate lawsuits
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[video] Corporations on Trial - update
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Eroding Alaska village appeals lawsuit’s dismissal
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Courts as Battlefields in Climate Fights [USA]
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[PDF] Native Village of Kivalina v. ExxonMobil Corporation, et al. - Order granting Defendants' motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
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Kivalina Appealed to the Ninth Circuit [USA]
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Kivalina global warming litigation dismissed on political question grounds
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Flooded Village Files Suit, Citing Corporate Link to Climate Change [USA]
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