Climate Change on Trial
Synopsis
Roger Cox, a pioneering lawyer, successfully sued a government and an oil giant, establishing a legal duty of care to combat catastrophic climate change.
Synopsis
Roger Cox, a pioneering Dutch lawyer, has made history by successfully suing both the Dutch government and oil giant Shell, establishing that catastrophic climate change can be deemed illegal. His landmark cases assert that authorities have a duty of care to protect citizens from climate threats, resonating globally and influencing legal frameworks. Featuring insights from experts and activists, "Climate Change on Trial" chronicles Cox's remarkable legal battles and their implications for future climate litigation, highlighting the urgent need for accountability in the face of environmental crises.
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Why Watch
- Meet young activists in Norway fighting for climate justice.
- See how youth are challenging government fossil fuel policies.
- Find out about the European movement against oil drilling.
Did You Know
- Norway's young activists are challenging government oil drilling policies.
- The film features a 23-minute runtime focused on climate action.
- This activism is part of a larger movement across Europe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are young people in Norway protesting against?
Young people in Norway are protesting against their government's drilling for oil and gas, believing it contributes to climate change.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Climate Change on Trial'?
The duration of 'Climate Change on Trial' is 23 minutes.
In what year was 'Climate Change on Trial' released?
The documentary was released in 2021.
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