Showing posts with label #youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #youth. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 September 2020

Class action to stop planned coal mine extension filed by climate action-focused Australian teenagers (excerpt): ABC

"A class action launched on behalf of young people everywhere seeks an injunction to stop the Australian Government approving an extension to Whitehaven's Vickery coal mine, arguing it will harm young people by exacerbating climate change.

 

from: nwprotectionadvocacy.com

 

Thursday, 13 August 2020

Dear Future Generations- Sorry: Video

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An Apology Letter to Future Generations. Sorry. 

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Wednesday, 5 August 2020

In Oregon and Five Other States, Youth Are Making Legal Cases for Climate Action: DeSmog excerpt

Youth vs. Gov climate lawsuit rally mural of earth in San Franscisco

American Youth v. Climate Change


"American Youth v. Climate Change


The case is one in dozens filed across America against the federal and state governments on behalf of youth. It is part of a largely pro-bono effort coordinated by Our Children’s Trust, an Oregon-based nonprofit, in partnership with attorneys nationwide and also abroad. The plaintiffs in this case are represented by Crag Law Center.



The legal theory underpinning Chernaik v. Brown and other youth climate litigation derives from the public trust doctrine — the concept that natural resources are held in trust by governments that must protect them. It dates back to Roman times but has been asserted in American courts, mostly in cases to do with navigable waterways, and notoriously when the Supreme Court stopped the state of Illinois from giving the shore of Lake Michigan to a railroad company."



Related:

'How can I prepare my children for climate change?' : Yale Climate Connections