In this episode, guest interviewer Thomas Englerth and the Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative’s Ellie Mulholland climate litigation and its potential implications for the private sector. They cover what climate litigation is, how corporations could find themselves increasingly liable, and why the rise in these cases matters. As the causal link between the private sector’s GHG emissions and climate change becomes stronger with scientific data, the question quickly emerging is not only if corporates face liability, but who may be liable.

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