
Over 120 lawyers vow not to prosecute climate activists
A group of more than 120 leading lawyers have pledged not to work for new fossil fuel projects or prosecute the members of environmental organizations.
Roberta Fabbrocino
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I’m an environmental journalist and copywriter. When I’m not writing about climate change, sustainability, and circular economy, you can find me sipping tea and spending time with my cat. I’m always reading or talking about history.
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