Here’s what Friends of the Earth Netherlands’ latest legal action could mean for global banks financing major polluters.

The protest followed a tip-off that the global comms agency may take on more work for the oil major.

Michael Mann asserts that conservative pundits defamed him and attempted to discredit his “Hockey Stick” graph in 2012.

Despite ambitious talk, state and federal government action on the ground doesn’t always line up.

Gibson Dunn is “playing both sides” of free speech, using it to defend fossil fuel companies and silence the industry’s critics.

We’ve rounded up the past year’s top stories from our teams across the globe.

From a groundbreaking trial in Montana to a “truly historic” human rights hearing in Europe, climate change litigation took big steps forward this year.

Experts say investor pressure is “one tool in the arsenal” to fight against fossil fuel companies’ tried and true PR communication strategies.

The Federal Court of Appeal said “the burden of addressing [climate] consequences will disproportionately affect Canadian youth.”

JoJo Mehta says at least 35 countries are considering having ecocide recognized on par with genocide by the International Criminal Court in the Hague.