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Activist plans to take climate inaction case against govt to Supreme Court
Monday 27 Jan 25 10:30am
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| Mike Smith. PHOTO: Supplied |
Veteran activist Mike Smith plans to appeal a court decision that dismissed his case, which argues the government is breaking the law by failing to take adequate action on climate change.
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