An Alaska youth climate change lawsuit has reached the state’s top court
The state's top court is being asked to overturn a lower court's dismissal. If the plaintiffs succeed, they will be able to argue the case's merits in that court.
The Alaska Supreme Court will decide whether state policies as policies promoting oil development can be challenged as violations of young people’s constitutional right to be protected from climate change.
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