The last few years have seen an explosion in activism around climate change, the rise of a strong climate justice movement arguing for a Green New Deal and just transition, and a surge in lawsuits seeking to hold governments and corporations to account for their actions contributing to the climate crisis.

Breach Collective co-founder Danny Noonan has weighed-in on the implications of the evolving climate litigation and climate justice landscapes, with a particular focus on his home country of Australia, for the University of Tasmania's climate justice blog.

To view Danny's thoughts, check out Part 1 (https://www.climatejustice.network/blog/2020/4/22/climate-change-litigations-unfolding-future-part-1-global-trends) and Part 2 (https://www.climatejustice.network/blog/2020/4/23/climate-change-litigations-unfolding-future-part-2-australia).