A year has passed since the International Court of Justice in The Hague issued an advisory opinion on the obligations of states regarding climate change. After extensive data review and lengthy arguments, the court came to the unanimous conclusion that climate issues affect all aspects of human existence, everywhere in the world, and that all states therefore have an obligation to protect the climate to the greatest extent possible. Bjarni Már M…
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A year has passed since the International Court of Justice in The Hague issued an advisory opinion on the obligations of states regarding climate change. After extensive data review and lengthy arguments, the court came to the unanimous conclusion that climate issues affect all aspects of human existence, everywhere in the world, and that all states therefore have an obligation to protect the climate to the greatest extent possible. Bjarni Már M…