Landmark Climate Litigation in Latin America: A New Era for Climate Justice

Latin America's human rights court is holding a crucial hearing in Brazil, amid a global surge in climate litigation. These rulings could set significant precedents and influence future lawsuits from citizens, businesses, and governments. Enforcement remains largely untested, but the outcomes could reshape how countries address climate change.

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