The Hague, December 7 (RHC)-- A Biden administration official has told the International Court of Justice in The Hague that historical greenhouse gas emissions should not be considered wrongful acts.
Nations on the front line of the climate crisis are asking the International Court of Justice to obligate big polluters to ...
The top United Nations court has taken up the largest case in its history, hearing the plight of several small island nations helpless in combating the devastating impact of climate change ...
A closely-watched international climate case that could yield guidance for governments around the world wrapped its first ...
Developing nations should not bear the brunt of the climate crisis caused by the industrialized world's historical emissions.
Kenya agrees that the law of international responsibility should hold countries legally responsible for major damage to the ...
Judges in The Hague are weighing what, exactly, international law requires countries to do about global warming.
The top polluters have argued against liability for global warming in landmark hearings on climate change at the ...
Vanuatu has urged the International Court of Justice to find polluting nations have acted unlawfully by contributing to ...
Vanuatu’s climate case at the International Court of Justice poses a real challenge to Australia’s standing in the region.
The island nation of Vanuatu criticized representatives for major emitters like the U.S. and China for their remarks during ...