News
09 May 2022

Report finds legal grounds to hold fossil fuel firms liable for environmental damage

In:
Metals and Mining, Oil & gas
Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

The findings of a report, which Greenpeace describes as a ‘historic win for climate justice,’ indicate that there are legal grounds to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for the harm their actions have historically brought forth to the environment due to investments in new fossil...

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