Seems like if these companies knew for decades what their products were doing to the planet and kept quiet about it, they should probably have to answer for that in court.
Seems like if these companies knew for decades what their products were doing to the planet and kept quiet about it, they should probably have to answer for that in court.
I think about the sheer scale of what's already been lost -- flooded homes, disappearing coastlines, communities uprooted -- and holding the companies that profited most from causing it accountable feels like the very least kind of justice owed to everyone who's already paid the price.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
Should wealthy nations have an obligation to accept more climate refugees?