Gary Residents Face 13-Day Power Outage After Storms
#IndianaPowerOutage #ClimateJusticeGary, Indiana, remains powerless 13 days post-storms, frustrating its majority Black community. Residents cite disinvestment and poverty, while lawsuits and investigations target NIPSCO's response. The outage highlights climate vulnerability for low-income areas. read more
UK accused of abandoning farmers amid Iran War and climate crisis
#SupplyChain #ClimateJusticeUK government criticized as 'missing in action' for failing to announce overdue supply chain rules. Millions of smallholder farmers face climate change and Iran war impacts, needing mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence laws for fair treatment. read more
Visa Barriers Sideline Poorest Nations at Climate Talks
#ClimateJustice #VisaBarriersVisa barriers are excluding delegates from poorest, most climate-vulnerable nations like Sudan and Yemen from crucial UN climate talks in Bonn, hindering their ability to influence global negotiations on climate adaptation and loss. read more
#ClimateJustice #ClimateLitigation
Swiss women from the Senior Women for Climate Protection group win a significant climate victory at the European Court of Human Rights, arguing that the Swiss government's inaction on climate change endangered their lives during heatwaves. read more