Did You Ever Wonder How Many Climate Scam Lawsuits There Are?

The doomsday cultists can’t convince Other People to practice the beliefs of the Warmists (particularly since the cultists fail to practice what they preach) and have been having a tough time getting governments to force cult beliefs on the peasants, so

Global: Over 3,000 climate litigation cases are reshaping global climate policy currently

Climate litigation is now being pursued across more countries than ever before according to a report published by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University.

The 78-page Climate Change in the courtroom: Trends, impacts, and emerging lessons report is the fourth edition of a series first launched in 2017. It reveals how legal action is addressing issues such as greenwashing, carbon offsets, and energy-intensive data centres. Drawing on data from the Sabin Centre’s Climate Change Litigation Databases, the report examines key trends, pending cases, and court decisions.

UNEP executive director Inger Anderson said, “Climate litigation has evolved into a powerful global tool for advancing climate action, and accountability. Transforming our energy, mobility, housing, and food systems must be a collective effort, through ambitious and science-based policymaking.

The best tool would be Warmists living the life, making their own lives carbon neutral

As of 30 June 2025, a cumulative 3,099 climate-related cases have been filed in 55 national jurisdictions and 24 international or regional courts, tribunals, or quasi-judicial bodies. This continues a trend in climate-related cases filed by 2022 (2,180 cases), 2020 (1,550 cases) and 2017 (884 cases). While cases from the Global South still represent less than 10% in 2025, their share is steadily growing.

I never considered suing the government to make sure my neighbors listen to heavy metal and watch horror movies

At the same time, the report also identifies anti-climate litigation is on the rise, with lawsuits aimed at deregulating environmental protections or deprioritizing environmental, social, and corporate governance issues in investments. Particularly concerning is the increase in lawsuits against public opposition to high-emitting projects, which target climate advocates, journalists, and civil society organizations.

We shouldn’t really have to have any but, hey, as the ancient Tibetan philosophy states, don’t start none won’t be none.