Greenpeace activists occupied a Dutch gas rig while environmental groups achieved a court order to temporarily halt its operations.

Greenpeace CEE filed an OECD complaint against Austrian fossil fuel giant OMV over the company's continued fossil fuel expansions.

A German cocoa company is challenging the EU's new deforestation regulation, arguing it creates burdens for businesses.

WWF-Norway is suing the Norwegian government to halt deep seabed mining permit, arguing the environmental impact assessment was inadequate.

Environmental groups and climate victims filed a criminal complaint against TotalEnergies' executives for their role in climate change.

Dutch Advertising Board of Appeal ruled TUI's "Fair Friday" campaign misled consumers by promoting flights alongside sustainability claims.

Michigan's Attorney General is preparing to sue fossil fuel companies over climate change impacts.

A coalition of environmental groups filed a greenwashing complaint against cruise giant MSC Cruises in the Netherlands.

South Korea's Constitutional Court heard arguments from hundreds of citizens who argue the government violates their fundamental rights.

Following his son's death from leukemia allegedly linked to oilfield emissions, a father is seeking compensation from BP.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights begins public hearings on how countries in the Americas should address the climate crisis.

Europe's biggest pork producer, Danish Crown, admitted to misleading consumers with sustainability claims after a climate lawsuit.

Fijian fuel station operator successfully sued Total (Fiji) Limited for failing to fix a fuel leak that polluted a major river.

The Supreme Court of India balanced the need to protect endangered birds with India's commitment to fighting climate change.

The Court of Appeal will hear arguments from Shell and Mlieudefensie in April to decide if Shell must cut its emissions 45% by 2030.

Flávio Dino, Brazil's first Supreme Court Justice with an Amazonian background, was sworn in this week.

China's environmental litigation landscape is evolving, with successful public interest lawsuits in climate cases.

Dutch advertising watchdog rules Shell's sustainability ads misleading for lacking context on their actual sustainability efforts.

The Paris Court of Appeal's chamber for duty of vigilance and ecological responsibility cases heard its first three cases on 5 March.

Greenpeace Netherlands joins criminal complaints against Tata Steel, Harsco, DuPont, and Chemours, alleging intentional harm.