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Last update: 33 minutes agoICJ Labor Rights Shockwave: The UN’s top court has issued a landmark advisory ruling saying a key labor treaty protects workers’ right to strike—an outcome expected to ripple through labor rules and trade standards worldwide. Climate Courtroom Clash: In the US, Colorado’s bid to use public nuisance law against fossil fuel firms is being challenged by consumers in an amicus brief, setting up a high-stakes fight over whether states can effectively regulate out-of-state climate harms. Parks and Protection: Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez announced an expansion of Terepaima National Park after a frontine bear sighting, while St. Kitts and Nevis marked EU-funded protection work for the Royal Basseterre Valley arboretum. Energy Transition, On the Ground: Canada unveiled “Powering Canada Strong” to expand electricity capacity, and the Netherlands activated the first stretch of its national hydrogen pipeline network. Local Wins, Global Pressure: Scotland’s ports and a Cambuslang school earned environmental awards, even as EU Christian groups warn the bloc is “turning its back” on climate promises. Food, Health, and Climate: The Atlantic hurricane outlook points to a below-average season, but worsening allergy seasons and a glacier declared extinct underscore how fast impacts are stacking up.
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