The report provides an analysis of climate change litigation trends as of 2024, focusing on the increase in cases, the geographical spread, and the key actors involved. The conclusions highlight that while the number of new cases is substantial, the rate of increase may be slowing. The report emphasizes the critical role of strategic litigation in influencing climate policy and underscores the importance of international cases, particularly those involving human rights arguments. The findings suggest a need for continued monitoring and adaptation of legal strategies to address evolving climate challenges.
Organizations Mentioned: Grantham Research Institute, LSE, Sabin Center, Climate Change Law, UN, OECD, EU, UNEP, World Bank
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