The Interview | Climate justice activist Mikaela Loach on hope, grief and harnessing the power of community
Climate activists are celebrating the International Court of Justice's determination on the obligations of states to limit global warming
The number of climate change lawsuits is increasing globally, and Big Oil is fighting back. These cases show how much can be
In Canada, the Federal Court of Appeal recently decided that two constitutional challenges against the government’s climate policies can proceed
The lawsuit could help prepare the ground for similar legal action in Canada
A new paper in the Harvard Environmental Law Review makes the case for charging Big Oil companies with climate homicide
A Q&A with two of the seven youth plaintiffs and a lawyer bringing a climate lawsuit against the Ontario government for lowering
Lawyers urge incoming federal government to apply a “climate justice lens” to all statutes
Annamie Paul says the key to turning racialized and marginalized Canadians into climate warriors lies in a strong social safety net
Launching a sustainable revolution means putting the market in the service of humanity