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MINTColumbia Climate Law BlogAug 28, 2026
New Zealand Legislates Away Climate Tort, Part II: International Climate Obligations and Access to Justice
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Legislation removes legal recourse for climate harms, undermining justice and accountability. | The legislation prioritizes corporate and governmental legal certainty over citizen access to justice and corporate accountability for climate harms. While it may streamline climate policy planning, the removal of legal recourse for affected communities and the potential for increased emissions without consequence represent significant ethical costs. The global precedent risk further compounds these c