Energy multinationals challenged by the growth of human rights

Raphael Heffron

Nature Energy, 2021, vol. 6, issue 9, 849-851

Abstract: The recent ruling in a Dutch court that Shell must curb its CO2 emissions is the latest in a series of legal moves bringing human rights concerns to bear on energy activities. This trend will have profound consequences for energy developments and for meeting climate goals.

Date: 2021
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