Host Richard Delevan is joined by Loes van Dijk, founder of Climate Court, to delve into the latest updates in climate litigation worldwide. This episode covers pivotal cases, such as the major complaint against BlackRock in France for misleading sustainability claims, lawsuits over misleading environmental impact ads, historic youth climate activism in Ontario, and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's renewed legal battle against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Additionally, it explores global legal battles from Australia to Guam, illustrating how transparency and accountability are shaping the future of environmental law and climate justice. 00:00 Introduction to Climate Justice 00:46 Welcome to Wicked Problems 01:13 Introducing Loes van Dijk and Climate Court 02:22 BlackRock's Controversial Investments 07:55 Greenwashing in the Airline Industry 09:12 Youth Activism in Ontario 11:28 Global Climate Litigation Trends 12:31 Environmental Law Cases Beyond Climate 14:06 Environmental Justice and the DoD Lawsuit 15:10 Climate Vulnerability and Legal Responsibility 17:28 OECD Complaint in the Netherlands 18:51 North Macedonia's Environmental Law Victory 20:05 Norway's Oil Field Controversy 22:32 Standing Rock and the Sioux Tribe's New Lawsuit 24:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.