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⛽ States take action against fossil fuel corporations:
Five states have brought lawsuits seeking damages from big oil and gas companies for allegedly misleading the public about the climate impact of fossil fuels — and the US Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the states' cases. brnw.ch/21wY3fY

🏆 Indigenous leader wins the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize:
Mari Luz Canaquiri Murayari, an Indigenous Kukama leader from the Peruvian Amazon, was recognized for her role in protecting the Marañón River and her trailblazing work to advance the rights of nature. brnw.ch/21wY3g9

⚖️ The International Court of Justice issues advisory opinion on climate change:
The ICJ determined that nations have a legal obligation to combat climate change and curb greenhouse gas emissions. brnw.ch/21wY3gg

Corporations that choose extraction over regeneration, short-term gain over long-term survival must be held accountable. ➡️ Join our fight for a livable planet today.

The changes will make economic factors a main point when considering which endangered species deserves protection, lets agencies fast-track climate-harming projects like logging or drilling, and ignores future threats like climate change.

At ClientEarth USA, we are working together with partners and communities impacted by climate-harming industries to devise legal interventions that hold these companies accountable for fueling the climate crisis.
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Right now, ClientEarth is at COP30 in Brazil for a chance to educate, inspire, and join forces in saving the planet from climate breakdown.

But for some, attending COP is an opportunity to greenwash their business practices and spread disinformation. The agribusiness industry, for example...

You can eat a cheap burger made with Brazilian beef because that cost does not account for the clear-cutting of the Amazon and the expulsion of Indigenous peoples from their land to make room for cow pastures.

Agribusiness multinationals are a prime example, with operations and supply chains in the Americas that are rife with bad practices like illicit deforestation and forced human labor.

Have you noticed more lies about #COP30 in your feed?

Research shows social media platforms are driving the spread of climate disinformation, amplifying false content to maximise engagement and ad revenue.

Our new ananlysis reveals that this breaches the EU Digital Services Act. ⬇️