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These Aussie teens have launched a landmark climate case against the government. Win or lose, it'll make a difference

  • Written by Laura Schuijers, Research Fellow in Environmental Law, University of Melbourne
These Aussie teens have launched a landmark climate case against the government. Win or lose, it'll make a differenceFive of the eight young plaintiffs. From left: Ava Princi, Izzy Raj-Seppings, Ambrose Hayes, Veronica Hester, Laura KirwanEquity Generation Lawyers

On Tuesday, eight young Australians aged 13-17 filed a class action seeking an injunction to prevent federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley approving a new coal project expansion.

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