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Global Youth Climate Training programme by Oxford University begins May - Vimarsana News

Global Youth Climate Training programme by Oxford University begins May

Applications opened on Tuesday April 11 for the Youth Climate Training programme, a collaboration between Oxford Net Zero and the Global Youth Coalition

Biden NHTSA Nominee Bundled Funds from Leonardo DiCaprio, Others for Climate Litigation - Vimarsana News

Biden NHTSA Nominee Bundled Funds from Leonardo DiCaprio, Others for Climate Litigation

Last week, Fox News reported that Ann Carlson – former UCLA environmental law professor and a primary fundraiser for climate lawsuits – has been nominated by President Biden to serve as Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety...

Weekly Round-Up: Worldwide Protests, Climate Litigation and Human Rights in the Premier League - Vimarsana News

Weekly Round-Up: Worldwide Protests, Climate Litigation and Human Rights in the Premier League

Weekly Round-Up: Worldwide Protests, Climate Litigation from Switzerland and Human Rights in the Premier League

Could the EU's Fit for 55 programme unleash a new wave of climate litigation? - Vimarsana News

Could the EU's Fit for 55 programme unleash a new wave of climate litigation?

A new report by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment predicts that upcoming changes to EU law could fill the courts with a new wave of climate litigation cases

Elderly Swiss women take government to court over climate | Climate News - Vimarsana News

Elderly Swiss women take government to court over climate | Climate News

European Court of Human Rights to hear case brought by women who say officials must do more.