By Paul Homewood
h/t Philip Bratby
A landmark decision by a top UN court has cleared the way for countries to sue each other over climate change, including over historic emissions of planet-warming gases.
But the judge at the International Court of Justice in the Hague, Netherlands on Wednesday said that untangling who caused which part of climate change could be difficult.
The ruling is non-binding but legal experts say it could have wide-ranging consequences.
It will be seen as a victory for countries that are very vulnerable to climate change, who came to court after feeling frustrated about lack of global progress in tackling the problem.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce379k4v3pwo
It is now time to shut down the BBC, who now seem to hate the Britain so much.
There is no such thing as a “UN Court”, in legal terms at least. And if some tin pot country dares to sue us, we should tell them to get lost. Who are they going to send round to collect their damages? The far left moron, Justin Rowlatt maybe?
Meanwhile, maybe the BBC might care to abandon fossil fuels completely, if they are really so damaging to those poorer countries. And that goes for the left wing idiots who wrote this ridiculous story – Esme Stallard and Georgina Rannard.
I am sure they are enjoying a lovely lifestyle, thanks to the very fossil fuels they demonise.
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