Eighty-eight countries to present oral arguments in international court’s climate hearing
25 Oct 2024
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The International Court of Justice will determine the existing financial liability of countries for their contribution to climate change, with over 100 countries and organisations presenting over 12 days at the hearing starting in December.
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