Action through the courts

There are two kinds of legal action to protect the climate:

The number of cases is rapidly increasing. Courts are, or at least are supposed to be, more sympathetic to 

logical argument than governments, which have to appeal to a largely uninformed electorate, and are subject 

to lobbying from all manner of pressure groups. The behaviour of corporations is almost entirely determined 

by short term financial  considerations, and in many cases has been grossly dishonest. Fossil fuel producers,