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Lawyers and judges divided over the significance of the European Court of Justice's climate ruling

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Climate activists are claiming a historic victory now that the European Court considers failure to meet climate targets as human rights violation. But the recent ruling also offers opportunities for governments and companies that are currently facing climate cases, such as Shell and the Dutch state. 'The climate is only becoming a bigger theme in the case law. '

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Lawyers and judges divided over the significance of the European Court of Justice's climate ruling

Climate activists are claiming a historic victory now that the European Court considers failure to meet climate targets as human rights violation. But the recent ruling also offers opportunities for governments and companies that are currently facing climate cases, such as Shell and the Dutch state. 'The climate is only becoming a bigger theme in the case law. '

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