Russia's environmental activist group Ecodefense is challenging the country's climate policy in the Constitutional Court.

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

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

The UK's CMA announces agreements with ASOS, Boohoo and Asda to ensure they avoid misleading consumers with unsubstantiated green claims.

The EU's green building push is sparking a real estate scramble as investors seek legal help to navigate costly renovations.

Aruba proposes constitutional amendment recognising a human right to a clean environment and rights of nature.

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

The International Criminal Court announced a policy initiative for accountability for environmental crimes under its existing jurisdiction.

The SEC will deliberate on the adoption of rules mandating climate disclosures for companies in response to investor demand for transparency

UN Rapporteur condemns growing global state repression against environmental protesters, citing violations of Aarhus Convention rights.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case against the EPA's "good neighbour" plan for curbing ozone pollution.

Despite promising action on climate change, Portugal risks financial penalties for failing to protect sensitive habitats.

The WCC petitioned the ICC to classify the spread of misinformation by fossil fuel companies as a crime against humanity.

In a historic clash, California's climate disclosure laws face a federal lawsuit from a coalition of corporate giants, citing free speech.

Good Law Project challenges UK's onshore wind exclusion, calling it unlawful and demanding its reinstatement in energy policy.

A Norwegian court has ruled that the government's approval of three new oil fields in the North Sea violated the country's constitution.

Can dirty ships and polluting planes masquerade as green investments? A coalition of European NGOs takes on the EU's green finance label.

Despite Pakistan's low emissions, 1.5 million people remain displaced from 2022 floods as promised aid fell into crippling debt traps.

UK lawmakers join the chorus of environmental groups, aiming to block Amazon-deforesting meat giant JBS from Wall Street's embrace.

Switzerland and Thailand's landmark carbon credit deal, the first under the Paris Agreement's Article 6.2, sees electric buses in Bangkok.