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This article explores the Shell ruling from The Hague, delving into its implications for climate change litigation across borders. Conducted by Marc-Philippe Weller and Mai-Lan Tran, the research highlights both the breakthroughs and potential hurdles of applying the ruling in jurisdictions like Germany.
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