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Blow to 'Powerful Corporate Interests' as Federal Court Throws Out Pipeline Company Lawsuit Against DAPL Water Protectors
Krystal Two Bulls
Facing Fires and Floods, Colorado Communities Launch Landmark Suit Against Fossil Fuel Companies
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
fire in Calif.
"Climate change is not just about sea level rise. It affects all of us in the middle of the country as well."
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Federal Judge's Unprecedented Order on Climate Science 'Could Open Floodgates' for Big Oil Lawsuits
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
Floods in Bay Area
"The court is forcing these companies to go on the record about their...
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Honduran Farmers Sue World Bank Lending Arm for 'Profiting From Murder'
Nika Knight, staff writer
Members of the Unified Campesinos Movement of the Aguán Valley (MUCA) carry mock coffins bearing photos of murdered relatives during a 2012 march against the ongoing violence in the Baja Aguán valley.
A private lending arm of the World Bank is not 'ending poverty,' it is 'ending...
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UN Observers Monitoring Abuses Against Standing Rock Water Protectors
Canada Accused of Complicity in Mining Companies' Abuse of Women and Girls
Families of Death Squad Victims Allowed to Sue Chiquita Executives
Amazon's Female Defenders Denounce 'Macho' Repression and Demand Rights
US Supreme Court Rejects Terror Claims Against Chiquita
Shell To Pay $84 Million for Nigerian Oil Spills: 'Inadequate for Damage Done'
After Three Decades, Quest for Justice Remains Elusive in Bhopal
Justice Denied: US Court Rules Bhopal Victims Can't Sue Union Carbide
Justice Groups Challenge Power of Multinational Corporations
Shell Oil Spill Victims Reject 'Derisory and Insulting' Compensation Offer
Chevron Granted Access to Activists' Private Internet Data
Pressure Mounts on Energy Giant Chevron to Disclose Revenue in Burma

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Austrian Turbine Company Should Uphold Human Rights Principles In Mekong Mega Dam Project
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U.S. Government Opposes “Absolute” Immunity for World Bank Group in Brief to SCOTUS
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Court Dismisses Frivolous and “Dangerously Broad” Lawsuit Against NGO BankTrack for Opposing Dakota Access Pipeline
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