Switzerland's Climate Accountability Dilemma

This chapter examines Switzerland's response to a significant court ruling on its climate action commitments, highlighting the tension between judicial mandates and governmental perception of accountability. It delves into the implications of Switzerland's climate policies, including criticisms of insufficient targets and the concept of carbon theft, while also addressing the rise of climate litigation against governments and corporations. The discussion emphasizes the democratic responsibility to educate citizens on their rights and the evolving landscape of climate-related legal actions.

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