ICJ opens vast climate case for advisory ruling today
The International Court of Justice begins two weeks of hearings on whether states must curb greenhouse emissions and aid vulnerable nations. The proceedings feature 99 countries and 13 organizations, led by Vanuatu and other Pacific groups, amid calls for binding action and future lawsuits.
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Plastic pollution treaty talks stall in Busan impasse
Negotiators in Busan South Korea fail to reach a final agreement on a legally binding plastics treaty amid diverging views on reducing total plastic, regulating toxic chemicals, and consensus based decision making. Talks paused with plans to resume next year as delegates argue over scope and production limits.
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