The International Court of Justice is hearing a case brought by small island nations seeking accountability from major polluting countries for the devastating impact of climate change, with Vanuatu’s attorney-general stressing the urgent need for action to prevent harm to the environment and human rights. Despite being non-binding, the court’s decision could set a precedent for future legal actions, as sea levels continue to rise and temperatures increase due to greenhouse gas emissions. The case involves 99 countries and aims to determine the obligations of states in protecting the climate and environment, particularly for small island nations facing the most severe consequences of climate change.
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In this edition of the Hidden Game, the focus is on the uneventful first period between the Canadiens and New York Islanders. With a total of 12 shots, seven from Montreal, the game remained scoreless. The lackluster performance led some to liken the teams to the blind leading the blind on Tuesday night. Full Article
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