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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2025 · 38 MIN

Episode 3: Fossil fuels on trial: The rise of climate litigation with Dr. Benjamin Franta

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What role does the courtroom play in the fight against climate change? Join us as Dr. Benjamin Franta unpacks the rapidly growing field of climate litigation, where science meets justice to hold fossil fuel giants and governments accountable. Drawing striking parallels with the tobacco industry, Dr. Franta unpacks landmark liability cases, explores the use of scientific attribution in legal battles, and examines how these efforts are driving global accountability. From the unique challenges faced by the Global South to the mounting risks for corporations, this conversation sheds light on how legal strategies are transforming the energy industry. Think Suits, but for the planet—this episode is a high-stakes exploration of how litigation is reshaping the rules of climate action and the future of corporate responsibility. If you care about the intersection of justice, climate, and global accountability, this conversation is one you can’t afford to miss. Episode Hosts: Gita Briel & Shivaun Chandiramani

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