Pakistani farmers in long fight to make German firms pay for 2022 flood damage
Thirty-nine farmers from Sindh, Pakistan, are suing German energy company RWE and cement maker Heidelberg Materials, arguing that their greenhouse gas emissions contributed to the extreme 2022 floods that destroyed homes, crops, and livestock. The case seeks climate-damage compensation and could test whether companies can be held liable in proportion to their emissions.
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