In this insightful discussion, Dana Drugmand, the founder of Climate in the Courts, delves into transformative legal trends shaping climate accountability. They explore Vermont's Climate Superfund law and New York's groundbreaking initiative holding polluters financially liable. Dana highlights the remarkable youth-led cases advocating for environmental rights in Montana and Hawaii. Additionally, the conversation touches on crucial global rulings that could reshape climate obligations, and the potential of innovative climate tech sparked by these legal victories.