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Climate change is an existential threat to the planet. Increasingly, litigation and arbitration are being pursued as a means of forcing governments and companies to take responsibility for their actions and impacts on climate change. In this article, Secretariat Managing Director Andrew Maclay takes a look at some prominent cases in climate change litigation and arbitration and discusses their implications for the quantifications of damages.
